Plenty of people still don't understand the basics of therapyincluding those with a growing sense that they need help. An Insider's Guide to Psychotherapy addresses some of the most basic questions you may have about working with a therapist. Brink and Raubolt have written their guide as a series of answers to questions they've encountered during their decades of experience as psychotherapistsranging from initial skepticism to concerns about whether therapy is working, to developing a clear sense of when it's time to stop. They've also enlisted experts in more specialized fields of psychological therapy, such as couples therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and less wellknown specialties such as EMDR or gendered therapy. The result is a trustworthy, onestop resource that may be of as much help to newer therapists as it is to new or potential clients. Full of commonsense advice and free of psychological jargon, An Insider's Guide to Psychotherapy is a nononsense guide to getting the help you need.