My Psychotherapist Was a Creep
Liz BrownMy psychotherapist was a creep. This is my story.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | thelizbrownshow.substack.com |
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It's "officially" over: the decision on the Creep's other license is in
The documents that I compiled, printed out, and organized to present my complaint to the California Board of Psychology and the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. I sent one box to each licensing board six and a half years ago.
All the psychotherapists I had to see to sue my psychotherapist: Part 1
Soon after my lawsuit against my Creep psychotherapist launched, my lawyer let me know I needed to start going to therapy as soon as possible. After all, how else would anyone be able to prove how damaged I was by my psychotherapist if I di...
Why I'm afraid to write about suing my psychotherapist
Ever since I got to the part of the story where I sued my psychotherapist, I’ve been frozen. I went from posting on this Substack every week to finding any other possible thing I could do with my time than tell the rest of this story. Every...
The Price of Telling the Truth About Therapist Abuse
Me in September 2017 when my lawsuit was filed.
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"My Psychotherapist Was a Creep" is a memoir Substack about therapist abuse. I told my psychotherapist I felt a sexual attraction towards him and he responded: "Would it make you feel any better if I said I felt the same way?"
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