A HUFFPOST WELLNESS SERIES
You Should See Someone,A Guide To Doing Therapy
A global HuffPost project on everything you ever wanted to know about therapy, whether you've been once or 100 times.
Mental health issues — especially among young people — are on the rise. We want to normalize therapy and show you how to do it within your own life and budget. That’s why we’ve launched “You Should See Someone,” a guide that will teach you everything you need to know about doing therapy. The series is packed with informative, no-B.S. stories on how to seek help and embrace it once you do. Because you SHOULD see someone if you need to ― and there shouldn’t be anything preventing you from that.
A few key signs your child might need outside help, and how to get started.
There are certain situations where mental health help can be incredibly useful. Here are some of them.
FROM HUFFPOST CANADA
A guide on how to start therapy, what to expect once you're there and how the whole process should be normalized.
This expert-backed advice will make the search for therapy less overwhelming.
Here's what to expect during the initial appointment so there are no surprises.
Marriage therapy isn't just for couples in dire straits.
You prioritize your children's health, but don't forget about yourself, too.
FROM HUFFPOST CANADA
There are some do's and don'ts of taking a break from or leaving your therapist.
Therapists reveal how to know if you're not getting the most out of your sessions and how to fix it.
Here’s when mental health professionals need to report what a client does or says during a therapy session.
Because even the experts need to practice self-care.
FROM HUFFPOST FRANCE
Therapists explain what progress looks like in sessions and offer advice on how to get there.
In a therapy meme, the running gag is your mental health. But it's more than just laughs.
Recently, more unscripted shows have been showing therapy for what it actually is: normal and undramatic.
Data shows attitudes are shifting around therapy and mental health in the U.K. These people can attest to why.
FROM HUFFPOST U.K.
Looking for a safe space? Try one of these therapy and mental health resources.
What it's like to seek professional help when your job is to give it.
Examining how countries like France, Italy and Mexico view mental health can help us understand why people see therapists.
We realized we needed to make some changes or our relationship wouldn’t survive.
We showed up for each other in a way that is extremely rare in breakups.
I convinced myself that she was the only one who could make me happy.
As a counselor, I know firsthand how important it is to know about the mental health services on your child's campus.
The conversation surrounding mental health tends to revolve around how to get better. But what comes after rehabilitation?
I had known, when I entered psychiatry first as a nurse and later as a nurse practitioner, that I would treat suicidal and homicidal people.