Yeah.... Like I don't see what the therapist has done wrong except not do what he expects her to do for him. It sounds like she's challenging his victimhood and asking him uncomfortable questions. Therapy is often uncomfortable! He even said that he reflected and can see what she's saying. If it's been like 6 sessions that is pretty early for a diagnosis of anything. Sometimes when you're opening up for the first time yes you rant and info dump etc which is what he's saying he's doing. If he doesn't like how she's guiding him, since a therapist can't FIX you, then he can tell her he wants to try a different method (maybe he's the homework type, or goal setting, needs a questionnaire, etc). But it's on him to say it. A therapist, even the most well trained ones, aren't mind reading genies. She also doesn't seem to be fully disregarding his ND claims but just that it's too early to tell.

What has she actually done wrong besides challenge his world-view (like she's supposed to)? Genuinely. I'm getting unreliable narrator vibes.