Why me?
Alexa Delroy
Psychotherapist
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Psychotherapist
Alexa Delroy
We have experienced in our own family most of the problems we are writing about.
Robert T. Bayard and Jean Bayard
How to Deal With Your Acting-Up Teenager
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Like and be myself |
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Live more competently and enjoyably |
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Relate more successfully to others |
And that experience developed into a desire to enable others to do so too. I enjoy
working with my clients enormously. I enjoy their vulnerability,
working with my clients enormously. I enjoy their vulnerability,
couldn’t answer, provoked feelings I couldn’t cope with, got me into situations I couldn’t handle. And then there was the rest of the world! I felt like a salmon looking up at Niagara Falls. But I was a very determined salmon.
First, I read books. Then I joined groups. Then I found a therapist, then another. Then I volunteered with groups. Then I went back to school, then more school. Then more therapy. At each step along the way, I felt more able to:
First, I read books. Then I joined groups. Then I found a therapist, then another. Then I volunteered with groups. Then I went back to school, then more school. Then more therapy. At each step along the way, I felt more able to:
This is the kind of psychotherapist I am. I come from a family and I created a family that raised questions I
fragility and sneakiness, their courage and honesty, their frustration, anger, and stubborn determination, and their resourcefulness and ingenuity. There is no work I would rather do.