
Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real—with painful honesty, compassion, and authenticity.
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When I was training to become a therapist, I spent an embarrassing amount of energy thinking about how a therapist should sound.
I studied my professors carefully, not just what they taught, but how they carried themselves. I watched recor...
This afternoon, my seven-year-old will graduate from first grade.
At 1:30, I’ll stop working, drive twenty-five minutes to his school, attend the ceremony, and stay for the schoolwide picnic afterward. The funny thing is that next year he’...
I just got back from what should have been a forty-minute drive. Instead, it took two and a half hours. I was driving with two close friends from my graduate school days from Long Island to Manhattan after a memorial service for a mutual fr...
Last night, I did something I never thought I would do: I spoke publicly about anorexia.
I first developed anorexia at sixteen and have experienced three adult relapses over the past thirty years. Whether I wanted it to be or not, anorexia...
Since 2012, more Fridays than not, I run with a close friend who’s a psychiatrist and former colleague of mine. Today’s run was the first time we’d seen each other since my manuscript was rejected by the publishing house that had seriously...
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Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real.
Seeking to be a more effective helper, have better relationships, and be less annoying. I’m a therapist, storyteller, teacher of Motivational Interviewing, and friend of dogs.
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