r/psychotherapists

Please read our rules before participating at r/therapyabuse. Please report content as needed, or modmail to reach our mods. We are run by volunteers. This is a trauma support space, not a “debate space.”

Have a question about something that happened in therapy? Want to know how your experience compares to other peoples? Wondering what the heck your therapist is talking about? Thinking about going into therapy but want to know what it's like from a patient's perspective? Share your psychotherapy stories and questions here. Clients and therapists are both welcome to exchange perspectives and ideas. Please be kind to each other.

A supportive international community for therapists, social workers, counselors, psychologists, and other mental health professionals (who are actively seeing clients in a clinical capacity) to gather, discuss, and gain information. You are welcome to set your own flair or contact mod mail to get a verified flair so that other members know you are a certified professional. Posts or comments by non-professionals will be removed.

A place for massage therapists to give each other advice and discuss massage-related topics.

a subreddit based on neurodivergent issues, problems and relatable situations we can all relate to as a neurodivergent person.

We are a supportive, respectful community for discussion for people who have PTSD or have friends, family members, or partners with PTSD. **We are not an alternative to professional evaluation. Posts seeking diagnosis will be removed.**

A place of support for those who have become conscious of their enmeshment trauma.

A twin subreddit of r/CPTSDNextSteps, a community for those in recovery. A place for seeking advice, support, validation and to discuss the process of navigating life and it’s challenges. And also celebrating our victories and sharing our interests with others on the healing journey.

Welcome to HealthyGamerGG’s subreddit! Post about mental health, lifestyle, spirituality, or other adjacent topics for community discussion.

a place for yoga teachers to have safe discussion, resources, and community support to advance their teaching skills.

Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is rarely discussed in public forums, even though healthy connection to others is an integral part of healing. This is a peer support community for those who have undergone prolonged trauma and came out the other side alive and kicking, but with wounds that need tending. This is also a place for friends and family of the victims to come for support.

Memes and support for those with CPTSD