Therapy Stories

After Cassie's parents died within the span of two months, she had to live with her godfather Joe. Now it's been almost a year since their deaths and everything has changed. She's in love with a girl who will never notice her cause she's too hung up on her best friend, her godfather probably hates her cause she's such a handful and her therapist is a massive bitch with a stick up his ass. When she sees the girl she's in love with waiting outside her therapist's office an unlikely secret friendship is made. Maybe it will turn to more? *Let's pretend Abby's parents aren't therapists in this book

People say healing is beautiful. Gentle. Peaceful. But no one talks about the burning. The breaking. The way it tears the old skin away before anything new can grow. Jung Wooyoung spent years convincing everyone that he was fine - even the person who knew him best, Park Seonghwa. Until one small moment exposes the cracks he hid so carefully. What follows is a journey through therapy with Choi San, a man who doesn't promise to save him - only to show him the road. Because healing isn't beautiful. It feels like hell while you're walking through it. And sometimes... hell is the only road that leads you to heaven.

As a therapist myself I started writing this novel/series to help myself deeply integrate psychological theories, methods, and regulations deeply in preparation for various professional situations. I hope you find psychoeducation wound into the fantasy world of St.Vespers Academy in this YA styled book. Blossom Bright never meant to become a therapist. She only meant to survive. When she is accepted into an elite, secretive academy that trains students in the art of healing the human mind, Blossom quickly learns that therapy is not just science - it is structure, power, and sometimes something far more dangerous. Within the stone corridors of the Academy, houses are divided by philosophy, loyalties are tested by emotional truths, and the boundary between clinician and savior begins to blur. As Blossom struggles to master the delicate hierarchy of care - safety before insight, law before emotion, assessment before depth - she becomes entangled in mysteries buried beneath the institution itself. A force known only as the Field whispers through grief, urgency, and doubt, tempting therapists to abandon structure in the name of compassion. Alongside the brilliant and quietly unsettling Naurice Thorne, and under the steady presence of Rowan - whose understanding feels too precise to be coincidence - Blossom must learn the most difficult lesson of all: Sometimes healing requires restraint. Sometimes love requires distance. And sometimes the most dangerous mistake is believing you are the answer. In a world where empathy can become obsession and competence can become power, Blossom must decide not only how to pass the trials of the Academy... ...but what kind of therapist she is willing to become.

Anna Beth is famous for solving everyone's love problems-her friends call her the Love Therapist. But when her long time crush, Adrien Drew, starts getting too close, her perfect advice starts failing her. Now she must follow her own rules, before her heart gets her into the most complicated situation of her life.

When Chi Cheng moves into the city to live with his father's employer, he thinks he has found a brother and friend in the kind Wu Suowei. They were inseparable for months, building a life together that feels more like home than anything Chi Cheng has ever known. But everything changes when Chi Cheng makes one impulsive mistake and hurts the one person he has come to love more than anyone else. Suddenly, the trust is gone and his entire world starts tumbling down. Suowei threatens to expose Chi Cheng to their families. Now, Chi Cheng stands on the brink of losing it all, his education, his reputation, his family's trust...realizing that the person who once kept him safe is now the very one who could burn his entire life to the ground. This isn't just a story about queer love. It's about wanting someone so much it changes you. It is a story of longing, sexuality, trauma, healing, intimacy, and forgiveness. It explores what it means to choose yourself in the face of pressure, homophobia, and family expectations. And if course, it is also about Chi Cheng and Suowei being utterly gay for each other, and choosing their love over and over again

"In a room full of art I'd still stare at you" "Where'd you get that line, off Facebook or something?" "No I got it off your "friend" over there maybe ask him where he got it" ---------------------------------------------------- Vienna Thompson has had a hard year, first her dad stabs her and her mom passes. Crazy right, while after she moves to New York she earns 2 new unwelcome problems. Her new best friend Elio de Luca And her bully Miller Jackson One of them spends time with her learning her favorite snacks and her weird habits, listening to her talk about her day for hours. The other knows exactly how to get under her skin and ruin her day while somehow looking way too good doing it. Easy choice right? No because after a she faints Miller starts changing and so does Elio. She's now stuck between late night talks, sarcastic arguments, kisses, and feeling she didn't sign up for. Falling for her new best friends is complicated and falling for her bully during it makes it even more difficult. NOT EDITED YET AND ILL TRY TO UPDATE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

In the world where humans and furries live in harmony. Y/N is an average teenager who is living in highschool as a junior year. He got transfer into another school. But thankfully he won't be alone as he got a friend who going with him. Though it going to be tough. Y/N must face challenges not only with the school or the students but also his autism as he must overcome all of it if he truly want to develop and overcome his autism.

While the Loud House Goes about it's Original Business On Another Loud Yet Beautiful Day; Lincoln, The Only Sibling Male out of 11, Wakes up, Hoping for Peace; but it feels like every time he does he speaks too soon. Today? It was Lori and Leni Arguing Again; this was not the first time that they have argued... tired of hearing them argue... Lincoln tries to Stop them Yet again; Lori Gets Infuriated with every time that Lincoln has tried to chime in and try to solve the problem. But suddenly, a clash and a change of events have put the house in tragedy... How Tragic? You Ask? Well....

Katelyn Elena Joy Allen Caldwell - but you can call her Katie - is eighteen years old and writing her story from inside a psychiatric hospital. What begins as a memoir unfolds into a raw, unfiltered account of growing up in abuse, surviving foster care, being adopted, and battling an eating disorder that she names Ana - the voice that both comforts and destroys her.

Knowing everything feels like a blessing, until you're left alone with nothing but your mind. A man's love is infinite until he sees a woman being ahead of him in any way. Dr. Anila Chand, a psychiatrist famous for her unique way of therapy and being single at the age of 30. Running from the latter fact and leaving her mother land - India behind is making a life in a city of Queensland, Australia. But how long with desi parents sending biodata under the pretext of their responsibility. What's better, being with your first love or becoming someone's first love? Well, this question isn't that simple. Especially when you have reminiscent of the first one tethered with you for life time. Dr. Seth Campbell is an established sports surgeon also a single father. For him parenting is a promise to his dead wife. A promise that turned into another job. Fixing others' torn ligaments and broken bones, he forgot about the gaping wound in his heart.

What if the roles we play are just cages we build ourselves? Dr. Maya Osei is a therapist specializing in BDSM relationships, and she's exhausted. Every day, she sees couples tearing themselves apart trying to fit rigid roles-dominant, submissive, switch-as if the authenticity of their desire depended on their ability to stay in a box. She sees James insisting he's "a dominant by nature" while secretly dreaming of letting go. She sees Veronica forcing herself to be submissive when she sometimes wants to lead. The ideology of role fixity in the kink community is destroying exactly what it was meant to liberate: authentic desire. So Maya begins formulating a radical theory: what if roles were fluid? What if dominant and submissive weren't identities but states, contextual responses to the needs of the moment? What if true synergy in a relationship came from the ability to dance between roles rather than being locked into them? What begins as a therapeutic hypothesis becomes a personal revolution when Maya must apply her own theory to her life-and discover that deconstructing others' roles is easier than deconstructing her own.

A small psychological twist on therapy, where the client experiences an eerie encounter with his therapist who has been with him for some time. He opened up to her willingly, but why? Why does he feel so drained of "something" when he goes through with his sessions?

"For years I believed someone lived in my room. Someone who protected me, spoke to me, and cared about me." "But the doctors say the voice was never real." "They say it has a name."

Book 4 of Cupid's backstory ***!!!THE LAST BOOK OF THIS SERIES!!!***

a gay love story between 3 teenage nerd boys. Rock, Sonic and Girlie. They go through, love, heartbreak, positives and negatives. Finding solutions to their problems and constantly growing. You'll never know whats happened next, unexpected threesomes, popping babies, fights, love, and what not.

"Look, I don't need therapy. I'm fine." "Kids who are fine don't usually end up in my office," Maddie doesn't have the best life. Her parents overdosed when she was three, since then she's in the system. When her group home assigned her for therapy Maddie isn't impressed at all. Her therapist, Scarlett Johansson, is used to problematic kids. But Maddie...Maddie was different. TW!!! drugs, abuse, addiction, PTSD, panic attacks, self harm -------------------- Scarlett JohanssonXdaughter This book has nothing to do with "The family we choose"

Nori is a retired magical girl. After an underground experiment with the government goes wrong, holes to different universes rip open, and coming in or out of those holes makes you a shell of your despair, making you destroy everything in sight, putting the city in danger. The government loves to cover everything up, so they recruit Nori as a magical, hiding the operation from her. At the end of her term, when everything had been resolved, instead of a fulfilling ending, she got a spoonful of poison. The truth. 12 years later, cold and hardened, she is called back for a mentorship program. Mentee: Haru, who should be given an award. For being the worst magical girl ever. She meets all the standards at first glance: kind, helpful, and bubbly. But when it comes to fighting, she...Barfs. How will this rookie and expert merge? Only one way to find out. One, two, three, transform! ˚₊‧꒰ა ☆ ໒꒱ ‧₊˚ Project Magical Girl: Reboot!

An autistic child seeks the assistance of a psychiatrist amidst a tumultuous family environment characterized by intense physical, vocal, and emotional conflicts that have profoundly impacted her well-being. This child, who struggles with traditional forms of communication, expresses her feelings and experiences through the melodies she plays on the piano, often recalling the moments associated with those tunes. The psychiatrist faces the challenge of establishing a connection with the child to uncover her needs and facilitate her healing process. To enhance this therapeutic journey, a music analyst is brought in to interpret the child's musical expressions, aiming to bridge the gap between her internal world and the external one. The question remains: will this collaborative effort provide the necessary support for the child to navigate her emotional landscape, or will she remain ensnared in the complexities of her own sonata, unable to find her way to a more harmonious existence?

I will only be writing about the fictional characters that I know about and put them in a situation where they need a spanking. If I were to write about fictional characters that I never heard of or paid attention to, then don't expect me to write about them. Sorry. For the first 20 or so parts of the book, I will write fictional characters that I am obsessed with the most first on my own. After all those parts, I will let you know when you guys can suggest anything new to me. Anything that I know of, of course. I will politely let you know when I don't know of a series you are talking about. If you keep on forcing it, expect consequences. If you don't like spanking, then don't read this. If you do, then you can choose whether you want to or not. It's your choice, no one is forcing you. Hope you all enjoy reading this book! :) Lastly, all the fictional characters I will be writing about will all contain fictional characters that other creators already own. So, credit to the creators for certain characters I will be implementing into this book. I own this book.

Self Care has been a crucial part of caring for one's mental health for many decades but only a certain number of citizens of society are practicing them! The rest continue to be stubborn, closed-minded and blind to the invisible illness epidemic and what real harm they are doing to the world! They say they want the suicide rate to decrease but don't actually do anything to contribute to that result! Does that make any sense? Anyway, this book is here to inspire, encourage, uplift those who need it! Found this project created by: selfcareposters on Tumblr where she made self Care posters for 100 days and was 1/3 into her 2nd batch and stopped to focus on her education into Clinical Mental Health part was from her project, and the other was her mental condition: depression!