Phillip Dew, MA

Strange behavior for a therapist. Trust is the foundation of any relationship between a licensed therapist and their client. But if they jump into the details of your life before you’re comfortable sharing, it can be very awkward for you. This is precisely what Jeremy Dew did, during the session with him. A good therapist should be compassionate and understanding in order to better connect with you, make you feel comfortable, provide you with the right guidance, and let you know that you’re in a safe place. Jeremy is all about himself. I thought it was just a case of getting to know the patient, but the behavior continued with no ending. If you find your therapist is doing most of the talking in your sessions or you’re the only one talking, that’s another red flag. The focus should be on you — the client. All licensed mental health professionals are trained in communication. Jeremy would not let me get a word in.