Truth be told, it counts as one of the more compelling stories of therapy.
...and what the renewed marriage could have become remains forever unexplored.
Our marriages rise and fall over time, but with love and effort, they get richer and richer.
20 years in, it sure felt like we would never be happy again.
35 years in, I'm sure glad I stayed.
I'm thinking that the therapist should've recused himself and recommended a different therapist for her.
hmm what is the ethical decision if he sensed that she would select a worse therapist than he was?
Apparently this woman and her husband never married, just lived together pretending that they were married. Tragic, since the lack of marrying left her desperate.
hmm so the original "marriage " was not a legal one ? can you clarify ?
...and what the renewed marriage could have become remains forever unexplored.
Our marriages rise and fall over time, but with love and effort, they get richer and richer.
20 years in, it sure felt like we would never be happy again.
35 years in, I'm sure glad I stayed.
I'm thinking that the therapist should've recused himself and recommended a different therapist for her.
hmm what is the ethical decision if he sensed that she would select a worse therapist than he was?
Apparently this woman and her husband never married, just lived together pretending that they were married. Tragic, since the lack of marrying left her desperate.
hmm so the original "marriage " was not a legal one ? can you clarify ?