Is it ever right for a therapist to cry?

A study by Amy Blume-Marcovici, a clinical psychologist of the Alliant University in San Diego (USA), says that 3/4 of the terapists cried some day listening their patients.

She happened this, and she felt bad because she thought that maybe she had been unprofessional.

The study says that most of the patients have never seen  that their therapists were crying, and that therapists, that has happened this, could be experts or beginners.

The 30% of respondents had cried the last four weeks.

In conclusión, we can say that very often therapists cry, but their patients don't see them, because I think that this would give a bad view of their work, because might seem inexperienced in the subject.

New words

Inexperienced: inexpert.
Theraphy sessions: sesions de terapia.
Unutterably: extraordinàriament.

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