I know the statutes and the precedents cold. But when a client sits across from me sobbing, sure their life is over, I either go stiff and clinical or hear myself promising things I can't guarantee just to make the crying stop. Nobody taught me how to just sit with a person coming apart.
More people experience this than they realize.
You know the law, but sitting with a client falling apart without freezing or over-promising is beyond you.
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