I gave therapy an honest try, but I just can't deal with the lack of professionalism. 
In had my first experience at 8 years old when I was taken by my mother because I had stopped talking due to two distinct traumatic events. 
When the therapist asked me why I stopped talking, I told her it was because my father beat me really bad for not cleaning the bathtub right. I was too scared to tell her the other reason with my mother present.
She basically told me to think happy thoughts and left it at that. I never returned because my mother said I would be taken away.

The second therapist I saw in my early twenties. He told me that I looked way better than my ID picture then proceeded to talk about himself excessively. He explained his career in the military and his time in college. After he was done talking bout himself he asked why I decided to seek therapy and told me to make an appointment for later that month because my time was up.

The third therapist spent 15 minutes explaining her hobbies, degrees, and dissertation then asked me if I felt I could really afford her before asking why I was there. I think she judged me based off of my race and was really shocked when I told her that I could indeed afford her.

The last therapist was lounging in her chair when I first entered her office, feet up and shoes/socks off. She kept nodding off while completing my initial intake paperwork and finally fell asleep so I left.
I was considering making another appointment with her simply because when she was awake she actually did her job and didn't talk about herself. 
The next month I ran into her in the waiting room of my PCP (I guess he was her PCP too) She was violently banging on the door to the nurses station until a nurse came out and started fussing at her saying that the doctor refuses to give her another work note because her issue wasn't medical, but mental health related. When she got up to leave I noticed her hair was all matted in one big deadlock kind of up and to the side as if she'd been laying down for an extended period of time. I felt bad for her but thought it was best not to seek mental health care from this particular insurance group anymore. 

I have new, far better insurance now and I was considering giving it one more go. I was wondering if anyone has had similar experiences with therapists being unprofessional? I can't tell if it's just bad luck due to my area or if the career attracts a certain type of individual,  people who probably should've chosen to do something else.