dialoguing
Kaitlyn Elizabethcategorically NOT a therapy newsletter, just a newsletter by a person who is also a therapist...but sometimes I do write about therapeutic concepts. I don't know--it's evolving?
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 106 |
| Subscribers | Read | dialoguing.substack.com |
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say more: february 2025
In therapy, clients will often recount something to me and then wait. Waiting for me to have a set reaction. But often, they haven’t said what this something meant to them, how they experienced it, what they felt. Which leaves me responding...
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Welcome to this tiny corner of the internet where an off-duty psychotherapist keeps the conversation going on how to make sense of this life thing we’re all doing. If you ever wondered what your therapist does off the clock—which, who among...
33 thoughts while watching ‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ from an off-duty therapist
This is a segment, dialoguing on dialogue, where I briskly explore a piece of media–TV, movies or music—with first thoughts. Inspired by Emma Specter’s column for Vogue where she narrates her thoughts as she watches a movie, movie trailer, ...
say more: january 2025
In therapy, clients will often recount something to me and then wait. Waiting for me to have a set reaction. But often, they haven’t said what this something meant to them, how they experienced it, what they felt. Which leaves me responding...
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