Hey /adv/ I wanted to know if a councelor could really advise

>Found out weeks later that the guy had been advised by a counselor

How did you even find that out and how can you be so sure?

op here.

Mutual friend informed victim that the boyfriend had been advised by his counselor at SMU to not communicate with her.

Victim and I called the head of the SMU counseling department to verify. They stated that though they could not discuss the details of the boyfriend's counseling sessions they did verify that they felt it best for their student to not communicate with the victim

Well this can go 2 ways:

1. The counsellor misunderstood that her boyfriend was involved in the rape somehow and has advised him not to speak to her for legal reasons

2. The boyfriend revealed in the counselling sessions that he had nothing nice to say about the whole situation and the counsellor thought it best to tell him to cut contact rather than have him go back and start shit with her - I mean, she was willing to give him her criminal case number? So he doesn't believe her? Not very nice of him, is it?


At any rate, what do you think would be changed by her boyfriend being in contact with her?

What does it matter? A councelor has no more authority in this situation than we do. Even if they did suggest it, which I'm not sure is the full story, it was the boyfriends decision to remove her from his life.

i was just wondering if anyone else thought it was unethical for a school counselor to advise a student to not communicate with their girlfriend who had been raped for the sake of making sure his grades stay high.

I think it is unethical and terrible personally. Especially since the girl had been with the guy for 16 years and helped get him into SMU. For him to follow the advice of a school councelor who is not supposed to give relationship advice makes all men look like dicks

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>makes all men look like dicks

Excuse me?