Therapy is typically a place where the focus is on the client’s concerns and the therapist usually does not share her or his personal stories or information. Now the therapist and the client are both managing an ever changing landscape filled with varying levels of fear, loneliness, frustration, boredom and, most of all, uncertainty.
Do we bring our personal stories and/or ways of coping into the session? Do we leave our personal lives out and focus only on the client’s concerns? Are there any “right” ways of doing this? Come be part of the discussion. We’d love to get your perspective on doing therapy during this time.
If you are interested in participating, contact Paula Fuchs: therapists@tbzbrookline.org
Meeting every other week.