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Recently, The Cut ran an article titled "Is It Time to Quit Therapy?" The subhead read, "For years, we were told it was the key to living a good life. What if we don't want to go anymore?" Fair. Totally fair. Everyone should feel free and empowered to walk away from any practice they feel isn't serving them anymore. However, perhaps the more necessary thing is to rewrite the idea that therapy has ever been the key to "living a good life." Therapy is a practice that can help people reflect, gain insight, change direction, and tune into their own feelings, needs, and emotions. But often, that doesn't equate to "good." Therapy can be good, but it can also be frustrating, embarrassing, and even boring at times. It may never make your life "good," but it can help you figure out how to find workable solutions or tools that are right for you and can help you cope. At Caraway, we do our best to work with members and help them find a mental health practice that best meets their needs. Some are best served by brief therapy interventions, while others want more regular sessions, and others prefer coaching. We work with them to figure out what works best for them, landing them in the right place together. For more on The Cut article, check out one of our psychologist's thoughts on the article here: https://lnkd.in/gCQVZTHR You can read the article in full here: https://lnkd.in/gKd8RzyU

Caraway on Instagram: "Sometimes, the problem might not be therapy. It might be your therapist — and that’s ok! If you’re dissatisfied in therapy it doesn’t necessarily mean your therapist is bad or that therapy isn’t right for you. It just means you might not have found the right fit yet. So, before you drop therapy all together explore your options and see what’s out there 💜"

Caraway on Instagram: "Sometimes, the problem might not be therapy. It might be your therapist — and that’s ok! If you’re dissatisfied in therapy it doesn’t necessarily mean your therapist is bad or that therapy isn’t right for you. It just means you might not have found the right fit yet. So, before you drop therapy all together explore your options and see what’s out there 💜"

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