On Being A Therapist Free Audiobook Download by Jeffrey A. Kottler

"The ultimate goal of therapy is to help the client be authentically present in his or her life. A therapist helps clients do this by supporting a sense of their own innate wisdom, compassion, and authenticity"

Jeffrey A. Kottler's book, On Being a Therapist, is an easy to read guide for therapists and aspiring therapists of all levels. The author puts together a well written and informative book that gives the reader great insight into how mental health practices work. He does so by using personal stories and anecdotes as well as clear explanations. What really makes this book stand out is the author's strong focus on self-care and what it means to be a therapist in today's society.

Therapist, Jeffrey A. Kottler, is a self-help book that explains the life of a psychotherapist and gives an insight into what he does in his profession.

"I am not a therapist. I am an enabler" Jeffrey Kottler begins, in an attempt to explain why he has never been one to take on the role of "therapist." Kottler's stories are based on his experience as a psychotherapist, and his explanations of how each story came about are often quite personal.

On Being a Therapist is written by Jeffrey A. Kottler and it is a perfect book for someone who is going to be starting their first career in therapy. This story follows the main protagonist, Anne, as she starts her journey of becoming a therapist. As she works on her skills and becomes more skilled, people around her start to notice that there might be more to this new counselor than just being good at her job.

On Being A Therapist is a book of true stories about people who have had the courage to stand up and speak out. The book is filled with personal accounts of therapists encountering stigma, suicide, and shame. Therapists do not need to be perfect to help. They are never alone when they decide to help.