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	<title>Comments on: Is it normat that my psychotherapist takes extended vacations in Christmas, Easter and Summer?</title>
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		<title>By: Roz Madrid</title>
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		<dc:creator>Roz Madrid</dc:creator>
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Last I heard, a person has the right to work or not, as s/he wishes. (Of course s/he runs the risk that the work will disappear.)

You have the right to acquire and dismiss therapists as you wish. I believe a therapist has a corresponding right to accept or decline patients. 

Unless you have been involuntarily committed, you have the right to leave therapy.

Question (b) is not quite coherent.

Bottom line: 
There are many more therapists than would-be patients. Unless you are extremely wealthy, you'd be wise to be grateful for what you're getting.</description>
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<p>Last I heard, a person has the right to work or not, as s/he wishes. (Of course s/he runs the risk that the work will disappear.)</p>
<p>You have the right to acquire and dismiss therapists as you wish. I believe a therapist has a corresponding right to accept or decline patients. </p>
<p>Unless you have been involuntarily committed, you have the right to leave therapy.</p>
<p>Question (b) is not quite coherent.</p>
<p>Bottom line:<br />
There are many more therapists than would-be patients. Unless you are extremely wealthy, you&#8217;d be wise to be grateful for what you&#8217;re getting.</p>
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