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short book documenting 7 different cases and the importance of developing the relationships with each patient from the perspective of psychotherapist Lillian Rubin. read in one day!! loved. considering going back to therapy.
Jul 15, 2025
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🥚this book is a true story about a therapist who starts going to therapy. you get to read about her experience and the experiences she has with her patients.
one of my favorite reads that i’ll recommend to anyone who’ll listen 💕 it brought me out of a really tough time and made me feel grown!
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Pasted is a copy of my Goodreads review:
5/5 Stars FANTASTIC!
One of the better nonfictions I’ve *listened* to in a long while. The audiobook is narrated by the author herself and I couldn’t help but be absolutely charmed by her lovingly neurotic self. Her writing is sublime and the way she delivers the information is straightforward.
While on the surface you might just see this as another book about LSD, this book actually dives into the war on drugs, criminal justice system, and healthcare industry - all intermixed with various musings on the self, love, and life. Ayelet’s take on her journey with LSD is both academic and incredibly personal. Her knowledge and power is undeniable - in the classroom, the court room, and this book.
She structures the book as if the start of each chapter is a personal journal entry as she records her experiences during the month-long experiment. From there the chapter then takes a life of its own, and I thoroughly enjoyed diving into each rabbit hole with her.
By the end, I found myself asking - when was it that I had a really good day?
5/5 Stars FANTASTIC!
One of the better nonfictions I’ve *listened* to in a long while. The audiobook is narrated by the author herself and I couldn’t help but be absolutely charmed by her lovingly neurotic self. Her writing is sublime and the way she delivers the information is straightforward.
While on the surface you might just see this as another book about LSD, this book actually dives into the war on drugs, criminal justice system, and healthcare industry - all intermixed with various musings on the self, love, and life. Ayelet’s take on her journey with LSD is both academic and incredibly personal. Her knowledge and power is undeniable - in the classroom, the court room, and this book.
She structures the book as if the start of each chapter is a personal journal entry as she records her experiences during the month-long experiment. From there the chapter then takes a life of its own, and I thoroughly enjoyed diving into each rabbit hole with her.
By the end, I found myself asking - when was it that I had a really good day?
Jan 18, 2025
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Actually fantastic advice. Got hooked on these puppies young. These books were better than grad school. And now I’m a therapist.
Mar 17, 2024
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