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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Creepy Therapists and Metabolizing Client Emotion

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2025

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Bobcast! Dr Kirk and Bob answer patron emails.

This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/KIRK to get 10% off your first month.

00:00 Creepy therapist
07:25 'F' OPP
09:46 Skin picking and compulsions 
14:25 Difficult clinical moments 
37:05 Do brain injuries change your personality?

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July 7, 2025

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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0:00.0

So Bob, emails, what do you say?

0:01.3

Yes.

0:02.1

All right.

0:02.5

Listener, Ashley, from Riverside, California.

0:04.3

She wrote in and said, my therapist confessed that he likes me more than just a client.

0:13.0

Bob grimaced.

0:14.4

Yeah.

0:15.3

My therapist confessed that he likes me more than just a client.

0:18.0

I have had feelings of attraction towards him before.

0:20.6

However, I did my research, and as a student pursuing client. I have had feelings of attraction towards him before. However,

0:21.0

I did my research and as a student pursuing psychology, I have decided that these feelings were

0:25.1

perhaps temporary and I should work on understanding transference. But about a month or two later,

0:31.0

after he told me he likes me more of a client, he asked me out to dinner. He asked me out to dinner.

0:36.0

So were they having sessions that she was paying,

0:38.3

she, she? Yeah. She was paying for these sessions and as a result of these sessions, he asks her out

0:44.5

for dinner. Does that just feel icky on many levels? Yeah. Yeah. Disgusting. I thought it was for a

0:52.1

session because his office allows therapists to meet outside, such as coffee shops, stores, etc. I thought it was for a session because his office allows therapists to meet outside,

0:55.2

such as coffee shops, stores, etc. I went to dinner with him. He began to vent to me about his day

1:02.1

as a therapist. He also said that in his 14 years of working, he had never felt this way,

1:08.3

and he liked me a lot. He said I was sexy.

1:12.0

He said I made him excited and nervous.

1:14.2

He said how he wanted to hold my hand and take me out.

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