Therapy for
THERAPISTS

Supporting the supporters.

Being a therapist means you spend your days supporting others through their struggles, trauma, and pain. While you’re skilled at helping clients navigate their emotions, it’s common to carry your own burdens quietly—and sometimes feel like you need support too.

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Therapists often experience unique challenges such as emotional exhaustion, compassion fatigue, burnout, and the pressure to always be “okay.” You might find it hard to fully relax or process your own feelings because your professional role expects strength and presence.

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Therapy for therapists provides a confidential, nonjudgmental space to:

• Explore your own emotions, struggles, and life challenges

• Process secondary trauma and compassion fatigue

• Build resilience and prevent burnout

• Address feelings of isolation or self-doubt

• Reconnect with your own values, needs, and self-compassion

• Practice self-care and emotional balance