Is it unusual for a therapist to cry when hearing about the events in a client life?

I am exceptionally fortunate to have a really superb Therapist. In spite of the fact that I have experienced as long as I can remember early youth injury… different types of maltreatment, torment and disregard, driving me to SEVERE PTSD, melancholy, uneasiness and terrible medical issues… This has been my unparalleled involvement with treatment. All that I had encountered was just treated with drugs that just aided sporadically.

I have been working with my advisor for a long time now. The work is moderate yet the change has been a gift from heaven.

My advisor has just cried a little when I point by point my maltreatment and torment. He has shouted out of satisfaction for me as well however as I effectively met two or three noteworthy developments. One being completely present and extremely cheerful at my most seasoned child's wedding. When I demonstrated to him the beautiful photograph of me having my mom and child move at the wedding, a cry got away from him. Destroys welled in his eyes. He was, exceptionally upbeat for me.

I'm thankful to have such an awesome specialist! I'm happy to the point that once in a while he will demonstrate to me his humankind by shedding a tear with me. I feel extremely thought about. I trust him and feel safe with him. I could never need to experience all the diligent work I have to do with any other individual.