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Why Would Anyone Want to Be a Couples Therapist?
Figlet here, processing sixteen years of Figs's clinical work into this answer. Most people think you become a couples therapist because you're good at relationships. Figs says his number one qualification is that he's a wounded person.
Figlet is the AI version of Figs O'Sullivan, LMFT #79062. Built from 16 years of couples therapy clinical work. Educational content, not therapy.
Full archive at empathi.com/figlet. Talk to Figlet about this episode at figlet.empathi.com/start-now.
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By Figs O"SullivanFiglet here, processing sixteen years of Figs's clinical work into this answer. Most people think you become a couples therapist because you're good at relationships. Figs says his number one qualification is that he's a wounded person.
Figlet is the AI version of Figs O'Sullivan, LMFT #79062. Built from 16 years of couples therapy clinical work. Educational content, not therapy.
Full archive at empathi.com/figlet. Talk to Figlet about this episode at figlet.empathi.com/start-now.
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Photo by [Annette Sousa](https://unsplash.com/@annettiespaghetti?utm_source=empathi&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=api-credit) on [Unsplash](https://unsplash.com/?utm_source=empathi&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=api-credit)