00:01
Yes, so trainee counselors might be hesitant to disclose their personal problems during triad sessions, which is a practice set up involving one person playing the client, one the counselor, and then one observing for several reasons.
00:14
So, there could be fear of judgment, so they may fear being judged by peers or supervisors, especially if their problems are seen as severe or embarrassing.
00:26
There could be privacy concerns.
00:28
Yes, so some individuals may want to keep their personal life separate from their professional life, and then sharing personal issues in a training context may blur these boundaries.
00:42
And then, well, emotional readiness.
00:44
So, the trainee might not be emotionally ready to discuss certain issues, fearing it could trigger unsolved emotions or trauma.
00:52
There could be a fear of bias.
00:55
There's a concern that disclosure might lead to biases in feedback or evaluation.
01:02
And then, well, just a lack of trust.
01:04
Trust is vital in any therapeutic relationship, and a trainee might not yet trust their peers or supervisors enough to share personal details.
01:18
Yes, and then, well, some risks for those unwilling to disclose...