I’d suggest that many that might appear to “not care” have just gone “comfortably numb” per my first post by the same name…the current systems have generated so much pressure to produce over relate that it is the only strategy many have to survive. Those are the therapist I hope to offer a way out and to reignite their passion to create the burn necessary to get substantive transformation (vs “reform”) in our systems. They are hurting and it’s my mission to relieve their suffering by offering a way to change.
thanks for posting Jeff!

Isn’t there a song that goes something like…what does love have to do with it…have to do with it….. Anyway, G. Vaynerchuck has a universal point of view. Any business that will excel, requires strong energy of caring. That is what brings people to the company.

The strong energy I speak of is passion. Passion is what the individual therapist needs to supply. Mark McCormack, author of The 110% Solution, provided common denominator success thoughts and behaviors from his superstar clients. He ended the book with this: “…Passion–that is something I cannot provide you with…only you can do that!” It saddens me when therapists get burned out and they throw in the towel. They stop caring. I think it is from feeling defeated by company demands both insurance and employers. There is another type of professionals that do not care. People who are in the wrong profession. They should not be a therapist, but need to “keep the job.” Personally, I hate to see that!