#104: Kate Ahl on what academics talk about in therapy
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Friends, you are going to feel so SEEN in this episode. Kate Ahl is an integrative psychotherapist who has spent her entire life living and working with academics. She spent several years as an in-house therapist at Cambridge University, where she helped researchers and other university staff work through their emotional and interpersonal challenges. You might think your struggles are uniquely weird and shameful - but Kate has seen it all before, and she's here to give her compassionate, insightful take on why things are so hard and what to do about it.
Find out more about Kate at her website, and sign up for her free online 'compassionate productivity' course - which I personally recommend! - here.
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