Yes I do. How I see it:

Personal trainer is to your body as
Therapist / Coach is to your mind 

If you get help to take care of your body, why wouldn’t you get help to take care of your mind?

creating and destroying; built flying cars & autonomous vehicles, now building /faust, more here: /july, web: july.rocks

PhD in aviation ∩ climate science | Aviator, diver, ETH maxi, nexialist | Host of /diving /ethfinance /eth-staker /geopolitics /science /singapore /thomas

It’s like any relationship:

- finding a good barber
- finding a good baker / bakery
- finding a good cheese guy

You need to find the right person that suits you

Did you try more than one therapist before settling on this one?

I imagine the stakes are higher for a therapist than for a PT given how intimate the discussions can be — and also because you want a sparring partner at your level

Principal at Cobalt Ventures. Write @ TheItinerant.io ; BenErsing.com Host: /venturecapital /finance /adventures

Though the boundaries are not strict, how I see it:

Managing yourself at work: Coaching
Managing yourself in life: Therapist

Agree. 

The line between an executive performance coach and a therapist is thin.

How does it work? Everything I know about therapists is from TV and I don't know how close to reality that is

Yes AND 

your mind *is* your body. 

Why wouldn’t you get all the help you can?

private therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, and therapy with dog (because traumatised to stay home alone so much while we are doing thereapies)

Friends and animals are the best therapy!