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Practical Advice for Finding the Right Therapist
Winner of the 2019 Best Book Awards!
Do I Need a Therapist? is an award winner in the category of Health: Psychology/Mental Health for the Best Book Awards sponsored by American Book Fest.
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This consumer's guide, written in plain language for everyday people, will help you navigate through the maze of mental health. Therapy is not for everyone, so if you are seeking answers, do not spend money and years in treatment before you read this book.
Knowledge can empower you.
This step-by-step guide will transform your perspective from confused and overwhelmed to informed and clear about your next steps.
Jenny Simon, PhD a professional insider, will empower you to understand what those letters mean behind a therapist’s name, how much therapy costs and why different practitioners charge different prices, what a diagnosis means, how using medication to treat a problem differs from talk therapy, and what the common types of treatment are.
Here, you will find the resources, insight, and clear guidance to empower you to feel confident about your choices.
In Do I Need a Therapist? you will learn:
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How to find the right therapist
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Practical suggestions that are simple, clear, and easy to understand
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The pros and cons about using health insurance
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Tips on what types of treatment would work best for you and your situation
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What really happens in a counseling session
Praise for Do I Need a Therapist?
“Finally! A critical missing link in the healing journey has been restored!”
Jonathan Ellerby Ph.D., Bestselling author of Inspiration Deficit Disorder
"Jenny brings great wisdom and caring to her new book. It's like talking with a trusted friend."
Chip McAuley, Ph.D., Consciousness Theorist
“Therapy is not for everyone, but if you are seeking help, this book should be your first stop as it provides an excellent view into the counseling field.”
Dr. Scott A. Myers, Higher Education Professional
Order your copy of Do I Need a Therapist? today.
Step into the world of childhood stress, where parents struggle to help their children navigate overwhelming emotions. In her insightful book, Returning to Orbit, child therapist Jenny Simon offers a valuable resource for families, teachers, and therapists. Drawing on her experience as a trauma therapist, Dr. Simon crafts a powerful children's story to address mental health and resilience.
Meet Leo, a relatable 9-year-old boy on a journey to manage family tensions and loneliness with the help of his loyal dog, Jupiter. Overwhelmed and struggling, Leo eventually finds guidance from a child therapist who helps him develop coping strategies and discover his own resilience. This book carries an important message: "You are not broken, and asking for help is perfectly okay." Returning to Orbit is suitable for kids ages five and up, with a reading level appropriate for children aged nine to twelve.
Through innovative and inspiring metaphors, Dr. Simon empowers families to engage in conversations about stress and build stronger coping mechanisms. At the end of the book, a thoughtful note for parents provides additional resources and support, reinforcing the open dialogue that Dr. Simon promotes. Returning to Orbit equips caregivers to talk about stress with their children and encourages them to invest in this transformative story before pressure grows.
Don't miss out on this vital message - Returning to Orbit is a must-read for parents and caregivers. If you enjoyed Dinosaurs Divorce by Marc Brown and Laurie Krasny Brown, you'll also enjoy this book. Order your copy of Returning to Orbit today and make conversations about stress easier for your family.
Praise for Returning to Orbit:
"As a mom of three, I sometimes forget to see things from my kids' perspectives. This book helped me do just that - remember how "adulting" can impact my kids and how they can internalize emotions. Grateful to have this book to help me pause." Suzana Diaz Rosencrans, MBA
"As a dad who wants to fix things, this book helped me to have more empathy and understand the pain of the child. No dads are professional dads; we are all doing the best we can." Drew Whitis, Amateur Dad
Order your copy of Returning to Orbit today, thank you for being a supportive helper!​
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