The Therapist Who Came Undone
The Therapist Who Came Undone, Maura Phelan, Laura McKowen, Mallary Tenore TarpleyPsychologist 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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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.
Your life is a love story, just not the kind you think. Bestselling author of We Are The Luckiest and Push Off From Here. Founder of The Luckiest Club sobriety community.
Mom | Journalism professor at the University of Texas at Austin | Author of the new book, "SLIP: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery."
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