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Over time, this identity can quietly become emotionally dangerous. anxiety, sadness, uncertainty, or distress immediately rather than helping clients learn to sit with and manage Over time, this emotional absorption accumulates, not always dramatically, but gradually, quietly, until Over time, the therapist role can consume the person underneath it. should be more than case discussion Good supervision should explore more than interventions and case management

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