Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward Free Audiobook Download by Nicole Arzt

When Sara Gordon's therapist suggests that she enroll in a therapy school, she refuses. She doesn't want to do anything that will undermine her future as a journalist. But when her best friend's husband is diagnosed with cancer and she needs help, Sara starts to reconsider the idea of going back to school.

Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward is the story of Sara, a therapist who goes to prison for manslaughter. When she's released on house arrest, her mother asks that she work with a patient in a nearby retirement home. It turns out that one of Sara's clients is her former lover and their isn't much hiding what happened between them.

Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward is about a profession that's usually seen as a private matter, but what happens when the therapist has to admit to her teenage patient she needs therapy herself? When Nicole Arzt gets sent to a wilderness therapy program for teens, she's not prepared for the challenges that await.

Sara Gordon is an introverted therapist with a big secret: she's a narcissist. When she suffers a terrible breakup, she retreats to her daily routine and healing crystals. She's so absorbed in her own company, no one will ever know what happened - until the newly single Sara takes on the job of counseling the quirky and outspoken Ellen, who doesn't want or need therapy.

"Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward" is the story of how Sara Gordon, a therapist, finds herself in therapy and the struggles she has in this process. The speaker is not comfortable and doesn't want to talk about her problems but when she hears her words spoken back to her she can't help but get into a better mood. She wants to help people by telling them about her experience in therapy, especially with young adults who might be going through changes because of medication or mental health issues.

Sometimes Therapy is Awkward is a personal memoir by Nicole Arzt, a therapist who had not quite perfected her therapy skills. As she works with her clients, she learns that she needs to make her conversations more comfortable in order to build trust and improve the therapeutic relationship.