Quotes tagged ‘therapy’

“Enter Esther Perel, an author and psychotherapist with the power to help mend relationships. 'We have a screaming match,' she says, 'but we have a foundation underneath that.'”

— Kara Swisher, New York Times, nytimes.com

“They say that LePera has proven resistant to this criticism, blocking or deflecting people who question her. Her critics within the community say they are alarmed by her refusal to accept criticism, especially criticism that her work erases the way oppression affects the mental health of those who e…”

— Katie Way, vice.com

“It’s just the same thing over and over: The world is falling apart, and I am depressed.”

— Katie Heaney, thecut.com

“Each New Bad Thing—whether it’s a tiny personal mishap you’d typically take in stride or an awful news event like Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death and the Breonna Taylor ruling—seemingly carries with it the weight of all the bad things that preceded it. As a result, we’re all kind of getting emotionally…”

— Anna Borges, self.com

“Instagram can’t replace therapy.”

— Elly Belle, greatist.com

“If a plane goes down, you have to put your mask on before you help someone else.”

— Alexa Lisitza, teenvogue.com

“Having a clear endpoint after less than an hour can help create a safe space for the client to feel, process and contain intense emotions, rather than go into it with the sense that there’s no end in sight.”

— Caroline Bologna, huffpost.com

“There’s a certain stigma around seeing a therapist–weakness, vulnerability, hopelessness, a deficiency of some sort. None of that is true.”

— Kelly Peacock, thoughtcatalog.com

“After a particularly trying therapy session, I sometimes feel like I’ve been hit by a bus.”

— Kate Bratskeir, huffpost.com

“If you go to therapy quote tweet this with the best thing you learned at therapy that way everyone else can get free therapy.”

— Caroline Moss, twitter.com

“[about Bill’s new fiancée, while in his truck] Bill: She’s a...a therapist. Jo: Oh...yours? Bill: Christ, you couldn’t resist, could you? Jo: What? I’m not saying you need therapy. Bill: What? Wait, wait, wait, I need therapy? Jo: I didn’t say that. I didn’t say that. Bill: What could I possibly nee…”

— Michael Crichton, Anne-Marie Martin, Dr. Jo Harding, Helen Hunt, imdb.com

“Therapy itself wasn’t a waste of my time, but trying to force a relationship with a therapist who wasn’t a fit for me was getting in the way of me getting what I actually needed out of our sessions.”

— Molly Burford, glamour.com

“Why don't you start by telling me your earliest memory of your scrotum?”

— Laurie Nunn, Jean Milburn, Gillian Anderson, imdb.com

“A job where one wrong word could trigger a nervous breakdown, resulting in decades of emotional damage.”

— Laurie Nunn, Jean Milburn, Gillian Anderson, imdb.com

“Your words made him come.”

— Laurie Nunn, Maeve Wiley, Emma Mackey, imdb.com

“I can't masturbate. But I don't wanna talk about it.”

— Laurie Nunn, Otis Milburn, Asa Butterfield, imdb.com

“It started right after my mother died when I was about eleven. I would repetitively hit something, usually on my hands, and it would get so numb. And then I would know when it was broken and then I would stop. I think what I liked—what I’ve learned through years of therapy, now as a fifty- five-year…”

— Rosie O'Donnell, amazon.com

“Therapy is expensive and, often times, it can be tough to find a therapist that your insurance plan covers. But the idea of going to therapy can also feel so intimidating and shrouded by stereotypes that people avoid it altogether.”

— Alexa Listiza , teenvogue.com

“I know therapy can be expensive- but look at it as an investment for your future. I could have… a lot of bucks still in my bank account right now. But what good would the money do if I were still working in a department store and crying on my way to work every day?”

— Jadi Rae Curtis, agrievingtwentysomething.com

“It was really a very scary thing to me. I had never really opened up to someone. I never had conversations like that with another human being, let alone a man. And I never in a serious way thought about how I felt about anything. I was completely closed off from my feelings… I remember I started tel…”

— Howard Stern, rollingstone.com