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Professional relationships should be handled with the utmost of care. For instance, it can be difficult if a client tells you about a type of therapy he received that did not work. Of course, it is unethical to talk negatively about the therapy. It's best for a therapist to remain neutral and avoid offering opinions on other therapists or their work. You may want to explain that not every type of therapy works for everyone. There are many options available and a client may need some help finding the appropriate one for their situation. Perhaps the therapy just wasn't suitable for that client. Also, it's not unusual for clients to try a number of therapies to find one that works for them. Therapists should think of this trial-and-error process as a potential pathway to their door. If a specific therapy doesn't work, clients may seek out alternatives that may include the type of work you do. connect with your colleagues on massageprofessionals.com 105