This stems from the fear of being open and seen, says couple therapist Michael Moran, LCSW, CST, because if you experience confidence issues, the possibility of a relationship of trust and satisfaction may seem excluded. You must maintain confidentiality, be competent and professional than anything. By gaining client confidence, empathetic and caring therapists promote a healthy therapeutic relationship. She learned to control her concerns and over time they became less annoying. As Cara changed her behavior, her belief in a healthier interpersonal belief grew stronger. She was happy to discover that her relationships, while learning to be open and trusting, felt deeper and more sincere. As therapists and supervisors, what…