You walk into session and the first ten minutes disappear just trying to remember what you meant to say. Or you leave with an insight you know matters, and by the following week it's gone, buried under groceries, inboxes, and everyone else's needs.
This guide is for the woman doing the real work of therapy who still feels like she's showing up without a map.
This is the Mini edition, 20 focused pages covering psychoeducation on why women carry disproportionate anxiety and burnout (it's systemic, not a personal failing), the Stages of Change model, a Therapy Goals Worksheet, real questions to ask a prospective therapist before you commit, a teletherapy prep checklist, and guided session journal pages to use before, during, and after every appointment, plus a crisis resources page to keep close.
It's the lighter companion to our full 51-page guide, which adds an Emotions Wheel, a Decatastrophizing worksheet, a Monthly Mood Tracker, and extra session journal spreads if you want more to work with. Start here, and go deeper whenever you're ready.
This is yours to keep and return to for as long as you're in the work.
Her Time to Heal: A Feminist Guide to Therapy for Women (Mini Edition)
- 20 pages, the Mini edition of our full 51-page therapy guide
- Psychoeducation on women's mental health (why the exhaustion makes sense)
- The Stages of Change model, so you can name exactly where you are
- Guided journaling prompts (the miracle question, what needs to shift)
- A Therapy Goals Worksheet to bring into your first sessions
- How to pick the right therapist, plus a full consultation-call question list
- A teletherapy session prep checklist
- Session journal pages for before, during, and after every appointment
- A crisis resources page to keep on hand
- Want more tools? Our full 51-page guide adds an Emotions Wheel, a Decatastrophizing worksheet, a Monthly Mood Tracker, and extra journal spreads

