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NAT If you can recall how the previous therapy sessions went, write down how ideas came up. How you and the therapist approached each topic, and how you felt about your new awareness. Check for a pattern. Now think about your last session. How did the breach in boundaries come about? Now write down what you feel about what they said, and how does it impact on your overall experience of yourself ? If you are satisfied with the answer, Then decide whether to take a break from therapy. Or just continue on. I think it’s best to take a break. But if the therapist was being rude then tell them. Sometimes they just talk crap. Push back.