Katherine Harris

About

I am a therapist for people whose lives have been reorganized by a death. My clients are usually managing perfectly well by external measures and quietly finding that the ordinary week has become unrecognizable to them. Losing someone rearranges the small architecture of a life more than the large one. Who you text first, what you do on a Thursday evening, which stories no longer have anyone left who remembers them: those are the details that go unmentioned because they sound trivial, and they are exactly the ones worth bringing here. Nothing you raise will be judged as too small to matter. Almost everyone who reaches me was sent by somebody I worked with before, which is the only kind of recommendation that means much in this work. I will not rush you and I will not tidy it up for you. If your weeks have stopped making sense in ways you cannot easily explain, write to me.