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Why I Prefer In-Person Therapy— for Myself and My Clients
Mary Lett 4/29/25 Mary Lett 4/29/25

Why I Prefer In-Person Therapy— for Myself and My Clients

Discover how in-person, weekly therapy creates a steady rhythm of connection, privacy, and real-time emotional support.

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How Anxiety Shows Up in Your Body
Mary Lett 4/2/25 Mary Lett 4/2/25

How Anxiety Shows Up in Your Body

On the outside, you look composed. But inside? It feels like you’re pressing the gas and the brake at the same time.

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Highly Sensitive People & Childhood Emotional Neglect
Mary Lett 3/10/25 Mary Lett 3/10/25

Highly Sensitive People & Childhood Emotional Neglect

Understanding the Overlap and Healing the Past

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Ghosting Your Therapist?             5 Benefits of Saying Goodbye
Mary Lett 8/22/24 Mary Lett 8/22/24

Ghosting Your Therapist? 5 Benefits of Saying Goodbye

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How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series
Mary Lett 8/1/24 Mary Lett 8/1/24

How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series

Part 3: Make Use of Time Between Sessions

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Chronic Anxiety and the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)
Mary Lett 7/25/24 Mary Lett 7/25/24

Chronic Anxiety and the Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)

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How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series
Mary Lett 7/18/24 Mary Lett 7/18/24

How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series

Part 2: What to Talk About

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How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series
Mary Lett 7/10/24 Mary Lett 7/10/24

How to Get the Most Out of Psychotherapy, a Series

Part 1: Go to Your Appointments

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3 Ways to Explore Erotic Transference in Psychotherapy
Mary Lett 6/27/24 Mary Lett 6/27/24

3 Ways to Explore Erotic Transference in Psychotherapy

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What Most People Misunderstand About Boundaries
Mary Lett 6/19/24 Mary Lett 6/19/24

What Most People Misunderstand About Boundaries

How Boundaries Increase Closeness and Safety in Relationships

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RAIN:                              A Practical, Multi-Use Therapy Tool
Mary Lett 6/11/24 Mary Lett 6/11/24

RAIN: A Practical, Multi-Use Therapy Tool

Recognize, Allow, Investigate, and Nurture

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Online therapy has its place.
But there’s something different about being in the room.

The way your foot taps when you’re nervous.
The way your breathing changes when we get close to something hard.
The tears that gather—but don&rs
Being sensitive doesn’t mean you’re weak.
It means you’ve been experiencing everything deeply—and still showing up.

Your sensitivity isn’t the issue.
It’s a strength you haven’t learned how to live with yet.
Just because you’ve been carrying it quietly doesn’t mean it’s not heavy.

You don’t have to minimize it just because you’ve gotten used to it.
It’s okay to want support.
Even if no one else sees what you’re
The therapy hangover is real.

Sometimes you leave a session feeling foggy, tired, or irritable—like you’ve been cracked open.

That doesn’t mean it’s not working.
It means you touched something real.
And your nervous system i

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2951 Flowers Road South
Suite 224
Chamblee, Georgia 30341

Email: mary@marylett.com

Phone: 678-532-9110