Misogynistic and racist: what should a practitioner do when a client holds abhorrent views?

Mark Brown
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Mental health care, and specifically therapy, have often been considered both as an agent of social control and of liberation depending on the tenor of the times.

At its heart, mental health is about relationships.

But what if those relationships are subject to the same kinds of battles of ideas as wider society? Is it possible for therapy and healing to happen when one party is appalled by what the other believes?…

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