409 Quotes About Therapy

There is no therapy like thoughts of thanks.

Everyone walks carrying a hoop of his own horizons, large or small (since scales differ) and more or less illuminated by his own understanding. What resemblance or relationship his world has to the real one, none can know. But the one sure-thing bet is this: The world "I really believe in" does not, it cannot, it never will coincide with reality.

There is no therapy like thoughts.

Or maybe there's one thing to say, about the capitalism of the heart, the belief that the essence of life too can be seized and hoarded, that you can corner the market on confidence, stage a hostile takeover of happiness.

Babies have the power to make grumpy people happy because they love you no matter what. Dogs are that way, too.

So on a scale of one to Adele, how bad was this breakup?

Where were Christians before Freud? Up a tree? Were the bereft of all crucial knowledge about man's relationship to God and his neighbor? Was the church's counseling a hopeless, primitive, stone-age activity that should have disappeared with flint knives? Were Christians shut up to sinful, harmful living before the advent of psychotherapy? Did God withhold truth for living until our present age?

In Hollywood if you don't have a shrink, people think you're crazy.

Every brain is different. And so must be every course of therapy.