Neil Oliver Counsellor – The Culture of Fear Among Professionals and Why It’s Silencing the Ethical Ones
There’s a silent epidemic growing inside the counselling and mental health profession — and it’s not burnout, or compassion fatigue, or administrative overload. It’s fear. Fear of being accused.Fear of being misinterpreted.Fear of having your career ruined by one-sided processes that offer no protection.Fear that one bad-faith complaint, one distorted interaction, or one misreading of your […]
Continue ReadingNeil Oliver Counsellor – The Psychological Toll of False Complaints in Mental Health
False complaints don’t just damage reputations.They damage minds.They fracture nervous systems.They hijack your ability to feel safe — not just in public, but in your own skin. When I became the target of a false and deeply unfair complaint, what followed wasn’t just professional fallout. It was a psychological assault — one that unfolded silently, […]
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