7 Mistakes that Therapists Make in Court-Involved Cases
(that often make things worse)
You’re in a case that feels harder than it should.
Sessions start to circle. You feel pulled into parent dynamics. And your role becomes less clear as things escalate.
What’s happening.
Court-involved cases don’t function like standard therapy. Without a clear structure, the work becomes reactive.
What you’ll see in this guide:
where neutrality begins to shift
why sessions become harder to manage
where the work starts to break down
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