[ SECRET POST #2101 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2101 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He's a friendly person, but his job IS to give personal advice. Every time I saw him working, I had to cringe, because he's a Hollywood-competent psychologist, not an actual-competent one. Sweets kept trying to "fix" Booth and Brennan and their working relationship, which is not how a good psychologist works. He's supposed to be a mediator and assistant, not someone showing off his diagnoses and firing smug little "ah, but that's where you're wrong" sorts of comments.

(I know this was several seasons ago, but) For example, the use of their case as the subject of his book, without their knowledge or consent, struck me as extremely unethical and a breach of the doctor-patient confidentiality contracts they should have had. It certainly would and should've ruined their ability to work with him to any effect, as trust is a major component in the effectiveness of any psychologist and Sweets broke that.