Part of what seemed iffy was the claim that it was good for both the patients and the practitioner, when it was correlated (from what you said) with experience, with no mention of quality of care.
Desensitization to powerful negative emotional reactions is not the same thing as not caring and not building a personal relationship.
Most of our default emotional reactions when we are in close contact with others who have physical or emotional injuries aren’t exactly optimal for the purpose of providing assistance. Particularly when what the doctor needs to do will cause more pain.
Desensitization to powerful negative emotional reactions is not the same thing as not caring and not building a personal relationship.
Most of our default emotional reactions when we are in close contact with others who have physical or emotional injuries aren’t exactly optimal for the purpose of providing assistance. Particularly when what the doctor needs to do will cause more pain.