A pillar of feminist theory is that humans must learn to live in ways that share power. Egalitarian relationships, rather than hierarchical, are the goal. Yet the therapist has the benefit of title, being paid, setting boundaries, and being the authority. Are these power differentials paradoxical to feminist therapy? Can they be overcome?

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The power differentials present within the therapeutic relationship indeed pose challenges to feminist therapy which strives for egalitarianism and sh... View the full answer