Toll protests boil down to people’s lack of trust

Psychologists know that the problem a client first presents to them is only a tiny part of the picture. It may be the tip of the iceberg. Or it may be a convenient code for a complex web of issues, too difficult to describe in the initial interview. It takes time and patience for the practitioner and the patient to arrive at the heart of the problem – and address the dysfunctional centre that is destabilising the whole system. Source