The Anti Work Love Letters
MegDeconstructions of what it means to be a therapist in today's world. We talk about money, boundaries, hustle culture, and constructing a sustainable mental health field for generations of therapists to come.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 80 | Subscribers | Read | antiworktherapist.substack.com |
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Upcoming change to paid content
The TL;DR of this is: Starting in May, I am pausing paid subscriptions on this Substack and will revert to a “write when I can” model to accommodate for some life shifts and some professional shifts that are headed my way in the next 6-12 m...
Leave it blank
One thing I really struggled with while working at a group practice in 2021, and in the first year of my own private practice in 2022, was the idea of leaving blank spaces on my calendar during the work day—and even after the work day.
The Universe doesn't care about how hard you're thinking about making more money
For this week’s Substack, I’m going to share something I sent out to subscribers for my coaching business email list—both to save myself some brain space & energy (writing is a whole thing, y’all) but also because this is something I feel p...
What I've Learned from Facilitating a Group for Therapists Leaving Therapy
Turns out facilitating a group about liminal spaces for other therapists brings up a whole new set of curiosities and feelings for me too.
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