Therapist in the Real World

The book addresses the challenges faced by new therapists transitioning from graduate school to professional practice, highlighting the gap in essential skills and knowledge. It discusses the evolving landscape of therapy, including managed care and new treatment approaches, while tackling often-overlooked issues such as organizational politics and the personal impacts of the profession. With practical advice and strategies, it aims to equip therapists for success in their careers and adapt to the realities of their field.