September/October 2021
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Who Heals the Healers?
How Our Struggles Shape Our Practice
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Editor's Note
As the culture’s sanctioned authorities on mental health, therapists are still widely expected to be equanimous in the face of inner turmoil. So, outside of their own therapist’s office, many fear coming out about their own serious troubles—even in front of colleagues. Oddly enough, shame and its loyal sidekick, secrecy, still loom large in our field. The heartening news is that it’s beginning to change.
Borrowed Tears
A Therapist Reclaims His Buried Past—and Upends His Practice
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Vulnerable Together
Therapists Share Their Own Mental Health Struggles
Confessions of a Racing Mind
My Silent Battle with OCD
First, Make the Bed
A Gentle Path through Depression
The Ambivalence Trap
Liberating Ourselves from the Pursuit of Perfection
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I’d Rather Clean the Toilet than Write Progress Notes
Making Peace With An Essential Task
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