The Therapist Who Came Undone
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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The Slope of the Line
I’ve never been a big fan of math, but every now and then I find myself borrowing from it anyway. This reflection is about a concept that is simple on paper and somehow keeps helping me make sense of things that are anything but simple.
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The In-Between
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The Curse of Competency
A patient used a phrase in session recently that stuck with me: “The curse of competency.” I didn’t need to think very hard to recognize myself in it. It did, however, take me longer than I’d like to realize that competence itself wasn’t th...
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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.
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