But what if you are a therapist who hasn’t mastered your own life? What if you have no idea what you’re actually doing in your sessions? And how do you know if you’re insecure or if you’re a complete imposter?

Some experts write books on how to be a therapist. But their books often fall flat. They read like impersonal collections designed to showcase their brilliance. 

Subsequently, you continue to feel lost in your work. You want direction, but you aren’t finding it anywhere. You want to be a good therapist, but sometimes you aren’t sure what that even means. 

This isn’t just a book about how to do therapy. It’s a tribute to the ambiguous parts of this career. It’s an acknowledgment that even good healing can be woefully flawed and messy.

Packed with personal stories and practical solutions, Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward demystifies the uncertainty impacting every modern therapist today.