Is it the opposite of "see you privately"? That is, it means "see you in social occasions" (with the presence of other people)?
It seems not because if your therapist touches you inappropriately, s/he would more likely see you privately (for sexual advances etc.).
So my understanding gets boggled here.
Thanks in advance
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You have legitimate cause for concern if your therapist:
shows signs of excessive fatigue, such as red eyes or sleepiness.
touches you inappropriately or tries to see you socially.
smells of alcohol, or you see liquor bottles or drug paraphernalia in the office.
-Psychology Today
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It seems not because if your therapist touches you inappropriately, s/he would more likely see you privately (for sexual advances etc.).
So my understanding gets boggled here.
Thanks in advance
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You have legitimate cause for concern if your therapist:
shows signs of excessive fatigue, such as red eyes or sleepiness.
touches you inappropriately or tries to see you socially.
smells of alcohol, or you see liquor bottles or drug paraphernalia in the office.
-Psychology Today
Source