Being A Therapist 

Being a therapist is difficult at times. Grad school and trainings help us prepare for this field in some ways, but formal education can have its limitations.

Therapists, especially when you're first starting out in your career or making a transition to something new, often struggle with feeling like an imposter. It helps to have some support throughout your career to help you learn, grow, and feel part of a community.

I've had a lot of support throughout my career so far and I believe in paying it forward. Connecting with other therapists is essential to your personal and professional growth. 

Check out my resources below!

YouTube Channel:
The Keys to Therapy

I created a YouTube channel for aspiring therapists and new therapists (but really any therapists may benefit!). There's a lot of knowledge you gain when in grad school, but it often isn't enough. It's the foundation of your education. However, there's so much more to being a therapist that you just can't learn in a classroom. 

The Keys to Therapy  is a place to increase your confidence when it comes to being a therapist and to learn all the things grad school didn't teach you. I'll discuss my experience in the therapy field and have other therapists on as guests to share their journey to becoming a therapist as well.

We'll talk about our grad school experiences, internships, the licensure process, jobs we've held, trainings we've taken, and lessons learned along the way. 

If you're a therapist and you'd like to potentially be a guest on my channel, email me at Samantha@TheTherapySuitePLLC.com to discuss it!

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