Is It Normal for Therapists to Cry In Front of Patients?
What if you're not the only one getting misty-eyed during therapy? 5 mental health pros sound off on shedding tears.
Rounds
Ashley Abramson
Ashley Abramson is a writer in Minneapolis.
Voices
I’m Not In Therapy to Explore What’s On My Mind
Body-focused therapy helps people manage physical anxiety, in person or through a screen.
Scopes
What’s a Chief Resilience Officer, and Does Your City Have One?
Chatting with Tulsa's first CRO about why resilience is so important to the health of a city, especially during a pandemic.
Explainers
Looking for a Way to Support Mental Health in Your Community?
Psychological First Aid volunteers supplement mental healthcare by helping people in crisis until professionals arrive.
Scopes
A Clinical Trial, Where You’re the Only Participant
Personalized trials, which promise patients individually tailored treatment plans, aren't widely available yet. Will they ever be?
Voices
COVID Turned My Anxiety Into Depression
I’d always seen the two disorders as opposites. Apparently, they’re more closely related than I realized.
Explainers
How to Do Virtual Couples Therapy
It might feel awkward to hash out relationship problems through a screen, but knowing what to expect can improve the experience.
About us
The Paper Gown, a Zocdoc-powered blog, strives to tell stories that help patients feel informed, empowered and understood. Views and opinions expressed on The Paper Gown do not necessarily reflect those of Zocdoc, Inc. Learn more.