The Anxious Therapist.

The article from Psychotherapy Networker Magazine discusses the experience of therapists dealing with anxiety during sessions. The author emphasizes that anxiety is a natural part of the therapeutic process and can provide valuable insights into both the therapist's and client's emotions. By acknowledging and exploring their anxiety, therapists can deepen their understanding of their clients and themselves, leading to more effective therapy sessions. The author shares personal stories to illustrate the evolution of their relationship with anxiety throughout their career, highlighting the importance of using anxiety as a tool for growth and empathy in therapy. [Extracted from the article]