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The Troubled Teen Industry / Pure Recruiting on Struggling Teens?
« on: January 26, 2004, 04:04:00 PM »
You people are so aggravating and so hung-up on your "professionalism" that you end up driving "non-professionals" from your web site. Anybody with an ounce of common sense realizes that you need to seek professional assistance for high-risk situations. No one is advocating that a "non-professional" should substitute for "professional" help.
However, human nature is such that people want to bond with others that have been through similar situations. "Professionals" are not the only source of compassion and empathy for people going through difficult times. So, one more time, lighten-up!
And again, what's wrong with communicating directly with a person? Life is not a forum.
By the way, where does it say I endorse Sue? Because I know her? Because she listened when I needed someone to talk to (called compassion, empathy, etc.)? Because I've let her place my name on her web site so other parents can talk of similar situations and issues, and bond?
Talking and communicating one-on-one are ways for information on personal experiences to be exchanged without hurting or jeopardizing the privacy of a child. Parents talking to parents.
However, human nature is such that people want to bond with others that have been through similar situations. "Professionals" are not the only source of compassion and empathy for people going through difficult times. So, one more time, lighten-up!
And again, what's wrong with communicating directly with a person? Life is not a forum.
By the way, where does it say I endorse Sue? Because I know her? Because she listened when I needed someone to talk to (called compassion, empathy, etc.)? Because I've let her place my name on her web site so other parents can talk of similar situations and issues, and bond?
Talking and communicating one-on-one are ways for information on personal experiences to be exchanged without hurting or jeopardizing the privacy of a child. Parents talking to parents.