It is not always easy for a therapist to tell if a client is lying. While some therapists may have developed intuition and experience that help them pick up on cues that suggest a client is not being truthful, there is no foolproof method for detecting dishonesty. Additionally, therapists often focus on the client’s emotional state and motivations rather than the specifics of their story, so they may not be as concerned with whether a client is telling the truth or not. It’s important for clients to be honest with their therapist, as this can help them receive more effective treatment.
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Lying to your therapist
