The problem is that you haven't a clue as to what a professional mental
health counselor does, or what the purpose of therapy is, or that
counselors typically are not judgmental. A professional counselor
typically does not turn down a person in need. The counselor's personal
beliefs are kept...personal.
Most counselors at the top of their profession who have been practicing
a long time have seen and heard every aspect of the human condition, and
I suspect a lot of what they've encountered would scare the crap out of you.
If you want judgmental therapy, go get christian counseling.
Whatever your problem, jesus will solve it.
One does not have to be a Christian or believe in Jesus to be anti-LBGTBZ. Hell, one
does not even have to be religious.
You haven't a clue as to what I do or don't know about mental health counselors. A
professional counselor may refer a person in need to one who is better able to assist
with the individual's problems.
The professional counselors must decide for themselves if their bias (and I'm not
saying it's bad to have a bias) will affect their ability to provide what the patient
needs.
Therefore, they should be able to treat or not treat whomever they wish.
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Uh-huh. Obviously, whoever you saw to help you overcome your prejudices
wasn't successful.
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