Does your therapist talk about themselves too much in your therapy sessions? Like to the point where it starts to get in the way of your work?

You know, this is a common issue. And the reality is that your therapist is there on your dime and that your time with them really should be all about you, not an outlet for them. And also, frankly, knowing too much about

your therapist can even become a barrier to your positive outcomes in therapy. But the reality is

therapists like me, you know, we're human. We have our own personal and professional growth

trajectories. And that's why I've created a new

side project called Love, Happiness and Success for Therapists. In one of my latest episodes,

I had a big sister style, heart to heart with therapists about how to contain their own stuff,

because if we don't, it can splash in inappropriate ways

onto our clients. And I wanted to share this episode with you so that if you're having

this experience, you can share it with them. You can use it as a way to start a courageous

conversation with your therapist about how you're feeling,

what you need, what you want, what's working, what's not working in your relationship.

And plus, you know, you'll be providing them with a resource that supports their personal

and professional growth. So win, win, win. And of course, if you're a therapist listening

to this, I have so much for you.

Connect with me at growingself.com forward slash therapists to access this episode, but so many more

on how to flourish and thrive and grow in this amazing career that we love.

All right, that's it.

Take care.

I hope that resource is helpful for you.

And I'll be back in your feed soon with another episode of love, happiness, and success.