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[ENTP] ENTP Therapist?

Gabe

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John Beebe has a private practice in San Fransisco.

And believes that Jung had INTJ preferences.

I don't know why people don't think "T"s could be good therapists.

I think any function could contribute to therapy.
 
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ThatGirl

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Walk in to my therapy clinic and walk out with a solution a lolliepop, and an entirely reconstructed mental system that you will need a manual to operate.
 

Synarch

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Walk in to my therapy clinic and walk out with a solution a lolliepop, and an entirely reconstructed mental system that you will need a manual to operate.

And don't forget the free cocktail.
 
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ThatGirl

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You mistake my overwhelming kindness for generosity.





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Jae Rae

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Synarch, you might be happier in another profession like professional coach or business consultant where you're less likely to hit emotion. I had an ENTP friend who was an excellent coach. He's great at problem solving, loves talking and working with people and is very encouraging.
 

Synarch

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Synarch, you might be happier in another profession like professional coach or business consultant where you're less likely to hit emotion. I had an ENTP friend who was an excellent coach. He's great at problem solving, loves talking and working with people and is very encouraging.

I have actually considered that because I don't see why I should go back to school for something I am already pretty good at.
 

yenom

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When I do my periodic life course correction I think about different careers. Lately, I have been looking at being a therapist (or an attorney). The thing I like about being a therapist is helping people overcome and optimize as people, to get what they want and need out of life. I am aloof enough not to get too involved personally, analytical enough with enough emotional intelligence to wade into chthonic emotional waters, and I am very interested in people.

Do you think ENTP's could make successful therapists? Do you know of any?


seriously, LMAO. but good luck on your dream though. If I was a threapist most of my patients would probably end up commiting suicide,:cheese:

Therapist is a helping profession, but i would most likely fuck with people's minds if i have a chance. But then, mind fucking is always a good way to help people.
 

Synarch

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seriously, LMAO. but good luck on your dream though. If I was a threapist most of my patients would probably end up commiting suicide,:cheese:

Therapist is a helping profession, but i would most likely fuck with people's minds if i have a chance. But then, mind fucking is always a good way to help people.

How would you fuck with someone's mind?
 

Fiver

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As a T, I'm not sure if I would relate to an F therapist. So Synarch, maybe you would be the perfect therapist for someone like me.

I do think being a life coach would be cool, and have considered it myself, it just seems a little trendy.
 

ArchitectofFate

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every type has a different thing to put on the table

Fs provide compassion, while Ts contribute directions
 

Eldanen

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"Tell me about this affair. What sexual acts did you perform with this other man?"

*squishing noises under the desk*
 

ZiL

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I can understand where this interest in therapy comes from. I love trying to understand others' problems myself - it's a problem-solver's delight.

The issue, as some have may have mentioned, is the whole "dealing with and giving back emotional response." I can give possible solutions to the problem, but if someone starts crying, it's over, lol.
 

Synarch

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"Tell me about this affair. What sexual acts did you perform with this other man?"

*squishing noises under the desk*

That is part of the attraction.

I can understand where this interest in therapy comes from. I love trying to understand others' problems myself - it's a problem-solver's delight.

The issue, as some have may have mentioned, is the whole "dealing with and giving back emotional response." I can give possible solutions to the problem, but if someone starts crying, it's over, lol.

Yes, I like solving people problems. I enjoy crisis. Crying does not bother me. It is cleansing if genuine. You have to feel before you can feel better.
 
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