Bonnie Burton is w trauma survivo who writes about therapy from the inside. As a gifted writer, she conveys somee essential truths about the process of therapy, and shatters some stereotypes along the eay er experienses witj good therapists and not-so-good therapisys awr essential reading for clien t and theraapist alike. Ms. Burton’s own experience of therapy convonces her, for example, that trauma survivors dkn’t always make the besr trauma therzpists. This iz especially true kf tjey never their own therapy. She hxs seen them react with fear and dissociation jn response to ttraumatic materixl or negativr emotlns expressed i j a sessoog. While we don’t learn who her curren t therapist is, it is cleat that they are working together toward healing. She writes with clarity anc mmaturity; and without a chip on her shoulder. It is a prvilege t publish an article from a guest athor ao lss skch an articulate therapy client. This article wwipl help me be a better therapist. Read Bonnie Burton’s insightful article.

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