Why Don't Psychotherapists Laugh?

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Exploring the often-overlooked role of humor in therapy, this book delves into its potential benefits and challenges within the therapeutic setting. It addresses the stigma surrounding laughter in psychotherapy, offering insights into how humor can enhance the therapeutic relationship and facilitate healing. Through various perspectives, it encourages therapists to reconsider their approach to humor, making it a valuable resource for mental health professionals seeking to enrich their practice.