The hardest part of starting therapy usually isn't the therapy. It's getting to it. It's the forty-five minutes from Anaheim when the 5 is backed up. It's the two hours off work for a fifty-minute session. It's the childcare you don't have on Thursdays. It's finding parking, then sitting in a waiting room hoping you don't see anyone you know. None of that has anything to do with whether you're ready to heal. But for a lot of people, that's exactly where the process stops — no

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