Trying therapy again
Therapy Didn’t Work Last Time. Is It Worth Trying Again?
Trying therapy again after a disappointing experience can feel like a risk. What should be different this time—and what can you ask before starting?
Read the article →The Turning Point blog
Thoughts on being human, understanding yourself, and doing something with what you learn.
Trying therapy again
Trying therapy again after a disappointing experience can feel like a risk. What should be different this time—and what can you ask before starting?
Read the article →Therapy & everyday life
Follow a fictional person through two ordinary Tuesdays to explore what meaningful change through therapy might look like in daily life.
Read the article →Understanding therapy
CBT, ACT, psychodynamic therapy, existential therapy, ERP, and DBT—explained through six fictional scenes of what the work can look like.
Read the article →Mental health & community
Imagine a world where asking for mental health support is an ordinary conversation. What would change—and what can we do now?
Read the article →Insight into action
Small shifts in how you think, feel, and relate to others can make a surprisingly big difference.
Read the article →A personal reflection
I’ve been the person sitting across from a therapist, wondering whether any of this would help. That experience is part of why I became a therapist.
Read the article →A place to begin
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