Therapy Confidential

Following up on his first book, "The Heart is My Beat", Dr. Bernstein shares more stories from behind the curtains and perspectives from the heart of his psychotherapy practice. If you've ever been curious about what therapy is all about and what it's like to be a therapy patient, this book will answer some of your questions. This book is for everyone, especially those who have wondered and even doubted whether personal growth and change is possible. The book also includes unforgettable stories about the journey to becoming a therapist. "Therapy Confidential" provides a wealth of honest and revealing accounts into what therapy is really like from the psychologist's side of the room.

Following up on his first book, "The Heart is My Beat", Dr. Bernstein shares more stories from behind the curtains and perspectives from the heart of his psychotherapy practice. If you've ever been curious about what therapy is all about and what it's like to be a therapy patient, this book will answer some of your questions. This book is for everyone, especially those who have wondered and even doubted whether personal growth and change is possible. The book also includes unforgettable stories about the journey to becoming a therapist. "Therapy Confidential" provides a wealth of honest and revealing accounts into what therapy is really like from the psychologist's side of the room. Most of all, this is an opportunity to be inspired by one who still finds renewal and deep meaning in his work after a lifetime of practicing psychotherapy. For Dr. Bernstein, being allowed into his patients' most intimate lives is a true privilege and an honor.

Gregg Bernstein PhD, has been a practicing psychologist in Oakland, California for over forty years, specializing in intensive psychotherapy, with a sub-specialty in "whatever works." He has worked with individuals, couples, and groups to deal with virtually every type of psychological challenge such as addictions, depressions, anxiety, grief and loss, life transitions and challenging relationships, to the need to build a self from the ground up. Whether working with children in rural Tennessee or Nobel Prize nominees, he has always focused on the humanity that unites us all, and finding the humor hiding in the pain.