Hello, I've just treated a teenage boy with clinical depression. He had incredibly ticklish feet, not something I've ever encountered before. There was so much going on with him, but one of the things that interested me most was the ticklishness. Does anyone out there have thoughts on what ticklish feet mean, based on the language of feet? I've got Chris Stormer's book but can't find anything. Thanks so much
Well, from what I can see, he was referring to the narrow mindedness of some teachings in the therapy, that teach not to do certain things for fear of tickling people, and that therapists are often narrow minded in not conceiving that sometimes tickling can be therapeutic.
He also wasn't directing his concerns at any particular individual but was giving a generalised opinion of society and the therapeutic community, which is perfectly ok to do. However you've joined up to directly attack his opinions and beliefs, based on your own subjective opinions, which is not really acceptable.
Healthypages encourages friendly discussion amongst it's members and doesn't tolerate direct attacks. Healthy discussion and disagreements are acceptable, but directing an attack at someone who hasn't even been on the community for a number of years is not acceptable.
So, you've had your say, I suggest you leave it at that.