Forbidden emotions, secret fears, stress, burnout—these are issues that many mental health professionals deal with every day.
But when clinicians are overwhelmed by these issues, there is no one or nowhere to turn.
These unresolved issues can negatively impact a therapist's ability to effectively treat clients and can also cause unnecessary stress in interpersonal relationships.
Based on the best-selling book, "On Being a Threapist," this workbook will be a nourishing and gentle path for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and other counselors, helping them navigate the path of self-reflection and self-renewal.


This book will guide behavioral, health, and care professionals to specific forums targeting the critical issues that inevitably arise in their work every day and themes that emerge over time.
To help clinicians help themselves, the authors have filled this guide with exercises and activities for self-assessment, all designed to promote self-expression, growth, and change.


Special attention was paid to topics that threaten the therapist's career: sexual attraction to clients, fear of failure, loss of trust, and the financial stress that many clinicians experience as a result of managed care and its associated restrictions.
By actively participating in the workbook activities and completing the weekly tasks, readers will not only create valuable records of personal growth and reflection, but also recharge with the motivation, energy, and creativity they need as clinicians.