Performing on Empty
A guide for managing burnout in the sex industry, with seven practical worksheets.
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Finding a Sex-Work-Friendly Therapist
Finding a Sex-Work-Friendly Therapist
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Finding a Sex-Work-Friendly Therapist
What to look for, questions to ask, and how to tell early on whether a therapist is a good fit.
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Who it's for
Anyone working in the sex industry who is dealing with understanding mental health and stigma & shame, whether that's new for you or something you've been carrying for a while. You don't need any background in psychology to use this guide.
How to use it
Work through it at your own pace, in whatever order makes sense to you. Skip anything that doesn't fit, and come back to it when you need it.
Like everything on this site, it's written for sex workers, by someone who has done the work, and it never asks you to justify your choices or consider quitting.
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