Therapist in a sentence

For example, the therapist had Wyatt bring in Ritz crackers, one of TJ’s favorites, along with round tortilla chips.

I keep wondering why she doesn’t just cut us off, but a therapist says this is how she is choosing to communicate.

I wrote a lot about my therapist in one of the songs — like, it's not really even about her, but it's about therapy.

A life coach, therapist, or counselor can help in overcoming fears about the future and finding a new direction.

Nelson was charged as a result of his dog, Tiago, which apparently attacked a massage therapist back in December 2020.

He said: 'I was talking with my therapist about coping mechanisms because when I'm stressed, I turn to unhealthy foods.

However, the sleep therapist admits: "But many people have a large lunch it may have to be pushed a bit later.

After a few guided deep breaths, I get the firm pressure I’ve asked for, as my therapist takes no prisoners.

It’s usually not carried out by a trained therapist, but instead within a family, or in a religious setting.

She also developed a stammer, for which she was treated unsuccessfully by Lionel Logue, King George VI's speech therapist.

Her career began as a registered respiratory therapist, working primarily in the Medical Intensive Care Unit at Bryan East.

Address the situation by letting your therapist know you were hoping to meet weekly, or at some other agreed upon frequency.

A job advert showcasing a role at went disastrously wrong this week - thanks to a space being placed into the word therapist.

Eventually, Kearns said, she heard from a diocesan employee who connected her to a private therapist who works for the church.

My therapist actually said to me he's never met someone who's had so much actual real trauma-events happen in their life as me.

Dr. Patrice N Douglas, is a Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, with expertise in treating issues impacting Black men and women.

Bert Roling was a web designer and his wife continues to work as an occupational therapist part time.

One of Mitchell's most vocal supporters is alternative therapist turned criminologist Dr Sandra Lean.

One of the initiatives will provide a full-time therapist for clients at Open Door’s homeless campus.

In Episode 7, we see Lottie as she tells her therapist she can no longer deny the influence of the dark force from the wilderness.