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M. Hashim Riaz's avatar

It contained raw, vulnerable, honest, and unfiltered conversations, which allowed me to feel the presence of authenticity btw them. The unexpected humour while discussing such deep emotions was something so unique. The grey scaling of the whole movie allowed my emotions to come up with ease. Their bond resonated real love. Thank you for the suggestion, and also for this review. It was a masterpiece.

The Therapist Who Came Undone's avatar

I'm so glad you watched it and saw what I saw. Definitely a masterpiece in so many ways.

Susan Basham's avatar

Love this. Vulnerability is the connecting piece—-and it’s so scary to many. I’m thinking on ways to help it feel safer for people to show emotion.

The Therapist Who Came Undone's avatar

Yes. I think it's just showing up as yourself (over and over)

Patricia Ross's avatar

Ah yes. Authenticity instead of blank screen and neutrality. Times have changed, and, ideally so have we. As patients demanding more, and as therapists giving more while maintaining good boundaries. Enjoyed your article and envy the fact that you’re working out on the treadmill.

The Therapist Who Came Undone's avatar

Ha! If you look my earlier posts, you will see I have a very complicated relationship with running, but it is a helpful reminder that I am lucky I can run!! And yes, good boundaries are an ESSENTIAL part of the equation.

victoria's avatar

I remember really enjoying watching this, and your piece reminded me that it deserves revisiting! Thank you 💕

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Jul 18, 2025
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The Therapist Who Came Undone's avatar

Finding the right therapist is powerful. It's hard to have an artificial stop, but I have found the good ones stay with you.