But I do find irony in crazy people trying to help crazy people. I say crazy people, not only based on the profession, but most people are operating with crazy in them. The training does not mean you have your ducks in a row and all your cylinders firing. Most people don't in my opinion. So, it's strange to go to an imperfect person with theories and approaches that may act like he is a master of his profession, but in reality the person is biased, flawed, and quite imperfect. I'm not saying they can't help sometimes, but it seems strange to trust in someone whose judgment and decisions may be completely flawed and you may not be sane enough to know it.

BG