The therapist

Book Review | The Therapist by B.A. Paris | Bookends

Therapy is for everyone—even therapists. And perhaps, being an effective therapist can stem from personal experience and recognizing that you need and want support, too. Margo, a therapist in training, writes about this and more at https://twloha.com/blog/all-feelings-must-be-felt/.

If you are in therapy, giving therapy, or even thinking about therapy, you are bound to love these seriously funny cartoons about therapy and the therapeutic setting. Laughter is the best medicine, why take ourselves too seriously? Laughter is the best medicine, if you are looking for funny therapy

If you've ever felt a need for therapy but got overwhelmed at the very prospect of choosing a provider, read on. Here's a step-by-step guide to finding someone who fits your needs — and budget.

Therapists should be supportive and helpful, but sometimes that’s not the case. We checked in with a therapist for three red flag phrases a mental health professional should never say to a client.

New books are coming from B.A. Paris, Helen Hoang, Caroline Kepnes, and more.

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Making the decision to pursue therapy is a big step. How can you tell if your Houston therapist is the right fit for you? Read more.

Because of the nature of their jobs, therapists can give advice on a ton of different topics. And over the course of their training, as they work towards obtaining the credentials needed to practice, as well as over the years they spend working with…