Both POVsJune 5, 2026 · 4 min read
Spin for a Diagnosis
Why spend 45 minutes in an intake session when a single spin could tell you everything you need to know? Introducing the future of diagnostic efficiency.
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Posts for clients share everything from how annoyingand therapists who smile and nod. Sometimes both at the same time.
Why spend 45 minutes in an intake session when a single spin could tell you everything you need to know? Introducing the future of diagnostic efficiency.
Try the Wheel →A therapist tells a client to breathe into their belly. The client does exactly that. This is a cautionary tale about the gap between clinical instruction and literal interpretation.
Read More →Transference is normal. Expected, even. But there is a moment — and every therapist knows it — when it crosses from therapeutic material into something that requires a very different kind of conversation.
Read More →Your last name will be mispronounced. The good chair will be taken if you're late. A treatment plan will be developed and never looked at again. You are not alone.
Read More →On Valentine's Day, do not bring your coffee mug with hearts on it when your client has attachment issues. This is not a drill. This is experience.
Read More →A meditation on the father of psychoanalysis, the nature of projection, and why every therapist has at some point thought this exact thought.
Read More →We need to talk about the art in therapy offices. Specifically, we need to talk about what it communicates to clients who are already in a vulnerable state.
Read More →I called in January. They said three months. It is now June. I have grown as a person in the waiting. I am not sure that was the plan.
Read More →The client saw the therapist's laundry. The therapist saw the client's toilet paper. Neither party has fully recovered. A guide for both sides.
Read More →Insurance companies love it. Therapists default to it. Clients Google it. A frank look at why CBT is the little black dress of mental health treatment.
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