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An essential reminder for mental health professionals to care for ourselves as much as we do for our clients. Perry invites us all to remember the importance of life fuelling work instead of work dictating life. - Gina Wong, PhD, RPsych; Professor, Faculty of Health Disciplines, Athabasca University The Boundaried Therapist is the essential reading our field needs! Weaving scholarly knowledge with professional and lived experiences, Nicole Perry expertly guides the reader to learn more about, and reflect on, the foundational practice of boundaries for therapists. New and experienced therapists alike will find this book a very worthwhile read. - Alex Iantaffi, PhD, MS, CST, CST-S, SEP, LMFT; Award-winning Author, Clinical Supervisor and International Speaker The Boundaried Therapist needs to be a required reading in all mental health graduate programs. Nicole expertly gives us a toolkit for the sustainability of our practice by centering our own need for boundaries so we can continue to show up and support and hold space for others. - Katie Kurtz, MSW, LISW-S; Trauma-Informed Care Subject Matter Expert, Professional Trainer, and Adjunct Professor Nicole Perry has written a gem of a book. Many therapists experience burnout, but no one talks about how to handle it or set actual boundaries that will help therapists and clients, too. The Boundaried Therapist is engaging, eye opening, deeply transformative--a book for all therapists to read. I wish it was around when I was starting my practice. - Sheila Rubin, LMFT, RDT/BCT; Director of the Center for Healing Shame, Author of Embracing Shame and Healing Shame

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Nicole Perry is a registered psychologist with a general private practice in Edmonton, where she specializes in shame resilience, healing trauma, and setting boundaries. She also helps people who are struggling with burnout and learning to say no. Perry holds a master's degree in counselling psychology from Yorkville University and an undergraduate degree in psychology with a minor in creative writing from the University of Alberta. She maintains a blog, Embodied Psychology, where she regularly discusses mental health issues from a feminist lens.

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