Our therapists always have a good book to recommend to support their clients both in and out of the therapy room. This month, THG therapist Ashliegh Baldwin, LCSW tells us why she recommends the book “The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn From Love and Loss.”

Curious about what THG therapists are reading? Keeley Doyle, CSW, gives a summary of Hold Me Tight by Dr. Sue Johnson. If you’re curious about how to connect with your partner more fully, check out Keeley’s review and add it to your own bookshelf!

Have you ever felt like there were parts of yourself that you don’t like or don’t understand? THG therapist Keeley Doyle, CSW, gives her a review of a book that can help you appreciate and manage all parts of yourself, even the ones that you’ve tried to hide in the past.

Curious what books our therapists are reading? This month specialty intern Riley Glasset, CSW shares why the book More Than A Body: Your Body Is an Instrument, Not an Ornament is one she keeps on her bookshelf.

Ever wonder what THG therapists read and love? We give you a peek into therapists’ favorite books. This month, THG therapist and Clinical Director Reva Cook, LCSW tells you why The Body Keeps The Score is one of her most referenced books, and why she recommends it to her clients.