<human>: I'm neither qualified nor capable of providing this. Though I was a major in Psychology, I never got a degree, nor the formal training to be a therapist, let alone a psychologist or psychiatrist. Aside from that, I also could not on the grounds of objectivity, as I cannot be an objective witness to what she's been through.

She's been through a lot of trauma, both physical and emotional from her mother, who died of cancer six years ago and left her with a lengthy and painful probate battle with her stepfather. Long story short, she doesn't trust anyone else to talk to, and wants me to be her therapist. I've told her no, on the grounds that I'm not a professional, and that what I can offer is support, not therapy. I then offered to go with her to her sessions, and even get sessions of my own if she wanted (my own trauma pasts are less, but still existent).

She has taken this to mean I don't want to help her, no matter the reason, and has proceeded to bottle up everything again. She now revoked her offer of talking to me, and will instead insist she's fine and doesn't need any help.

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Girlfriend wants me to be therapist, I cannot do this on moral and ethical grounds, is there really nothing I can do to help her get the help she needs?