Maybe You Should Talk to Someone a therapist, her thearapist, and our lives revealed

Have you ever wondered what your therapist thinks of you? And if they like you? I was intrigued to read this book, one because I wanted to find out if it portrays therapy accurately and two because I always wondered what my therapist thinks. And I am so glad I did read it. Loris writing is immaculate. It gives the perfect mixture of insights into a therapists mind and also into a clients mind. I am going to therapy myself and I definitely found myself in this book quite often (maybe more often than I would like). The way Loris experiences are not just fascinating but also highly entertaining makes you laugh out loud at times and then also feel all kinds of emotions. I was always curious to find out what my therapist thinks about me - well, this book shows you the other side of a therapy session. After reading this book (and finding myself analysing my own behaviour & patterns in therapy) I actually talked to my therapist about it. As a result we had a totally different approach to our sessions and we both discovered new things about each other. I would definitely call this book an eye-opener, but more in an entertaining than a factual manner. If you haven't been to therapy before and want to know what it's like - read this book. If you have been to therapy before and want to know what your therapist maybe think & feel - read this book.