"How to Spot a Bad Therapist: 10 Major Signs" via Psych Central

I know that I've had trouble finding the 'right' therapist for my son and myself! Here's what I think is a good jumping off point for making the best choice for your needs via Psych Central link given below: "...It can be much easier to spot a good therapist. We all look for kind, loving, compassionate, caring people to connect with. It’s who we are, how we have been molded in society and even in our families. The first signs we look for when we meet someone is smiling, eye contact, and maybe touch (a touch on the arm or hand) to convey friendship or commonality. When we don’t see this, we often do one of two things: Ignore the behavior: Because the therapist may offer cheap rates, may be close to home, or offers other incentives. Make excuses: “Maybe they are having a bad day,” or “maybe he/she just doesn’t like me.” “Maybe he/she needs time to warm up to me!” Does this sound familiar? But when seeking help from someone who will be diagnosing you, giving recommendations, referrals, and offering insight, you really need to be picky..." Read the article to get their full list! Leave a comment on what technique works for you! Full article here: http://blogs.psychcentral.com/caregivers/2013/10/how-to-spot-a-bad-therapist-10-major-signs/