As a therapist I appreciated the explanatory texts underneath the graphics - despite it often being information I knew, the reminder and the explanations helped me identify fresh perspectives. This is the third title I’ve read from Perry and as ever she is a fount of wisdom and wonderful to read.

I liked the illustrations, enjoyed the humour and there was a poignant message about allowing yourself to be honest with yourself, to dig deep and take accountability for your growth (the patient).I read this thinking it would be an interesting comic and, as a comics fan of both popular and indie varieties, gave this a try. ANDREW SAMUELS (afterword) is Professor of Analytical Psychology at Essex University and holds visiting chairs at New York, London and Roehampton universities.

Her journey with one of her fictional clients was insightful and showed exactly how therapy sessions work. I'm training as a counsellor and found it to be a really useful read - the drawings are also great at showing what could be going on in someone's mind throughout the therapy process. Hotjar sets this cookie to know whether a user is included in the data sampling defined by the site's pageview limit. It is more of a resource than a tale- it gives interesting insights into the unsaid elements of a therapy session. It was easy to sit and read this in one sitting mainly because it’s so accessible and also interesting.Publication dates are subject to change (although this is an extremely uncommon occurrence overall). This is a graphic novella about one particular psychotherapy experience from the point of view of both parties.