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	<title>Comments on: Experts vs Experience</title>
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		<title>By: hope</title>
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		<dc:creator>hope</dc:creator>
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		<description>An expert in any profession must have both required credentials and a depth of experiece that others in the field do not have.  If both of these qualificatons are present a client must then use his/her heart as a guide.  Without a sense of loving-connection no &quot;expert&quot; will be helpful and could possibly cause great harm.  Unfortunately, I do not know how this last criteria can be met without investing lots of money and time, both of which can be very scarce for a lot of people.  

I waited for decades before seeking help because I knew inately that the person I talked to had to fill all of the above criteria.  Then, when circumstances forced me to seek help I went to a relion-sponsored agency figuring that someone there would perhaps meet the criteria, especially the &quot;loving-connection&quot; one.  I got lucky!

If a choice has to be made between a credentialed therapist with less experience but with gifted interpersonal skills and someone with vast experience but only ordinary interpersonal skills, then I would definitly choose the person with less experience.</description>
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<p>I waited for decades before seeking help because I knew inately that the person I talked to had to fill all of the above criteria.  Then, when circumstances forced me to seek help I went to a relion-sponsored agency figuring that someone there would perhaps meet the criteria, especially the &#8220;loving-connection&#8221; one.  I got lucky!</p>
<p>If a choice has to be made between a credentialed therapist with less experience but with gifted interpersonal skills and someone with vast experience but only ordinary interpersonal skills, then I would definitly choose the person with less experience.</p>
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