Lying
People tell lies – mostly white ones – a lot of the time. It’s an instinctive social skill that helps build social cohesion and cooperation. But two kinds of lying can be particularly problematic. One is when the client is consciously or unconsciously lying to themselves, to avoid facing up to a difficult “truth” or…
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