you do realize that any working psych professional is advised to tell patients to leave toxic behaviors, people and situations behind as quickly as possible right? and all therapy is designed to assist in helping patients to do this?
That strongly varies, strongly, from professional to professional. That's the classic therapy technique when it's just about easy answers, but many forms of therapy that go further than surface level involve exposing the person to their risk environments in ways that they can train themselves to function inside of.
While many advise to not seek out problems, many in the field also push the idea of not running from your problems, that it'd be advisable to face it head on and gain a tolerance towards it. If they didn't, they'd just be enabling chronic avoidance types like Agorophobics.
As is demonstrated within practices such as Exposure Therapy, the key is to have the stressful stimulus be within controlled, safe conditions.
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