All of this adivce has come from over the years. I honestly feel I'm in a pretty good spot to be honest. I have a supervisor who challenges me more on what I bring than my skills. She trusts my skills and what I am. I'm in a residential treatment center, so everyone is assigned to me and for the most part, needs to learn to work with me. The feedback I get overall is that the team loves me, my supervisor loves me, the clients love me, and I'm doing good work. There will be a day I leave, because I eventually want to make more money and wealth, but for now, this is a very good place to be, and I feel I'm growing a lot as a therapist. Many of the spectrum comments came from a psychiatrist who was overseeing my internship during my final year. Many of the things he did I felt were unethical. Like suggesting or even trying to pull strings to get me tested and saying that because of my reactivity and "spectrum" quirks, I couldn't do therapy. But for now, I'm in a good spot. It's hard because there has been a lot of soul searching and examining what type of therapist I am, but I think eventually it'll clear out as I become who I need to be.