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Should I talk about my therapy? Understanding privacy and reflection in counselling

Having previously explored the compulsive use of pornography, I wanted to continue reflecting on what it’s like to work with clients who consider their use to be excessive. Should I talk about my therapy? A common question that arises is, ‘should I talk about my therapy’? Clients sometimes ask whether they should speak to their partners, family, or friends about what they’re sharing in therapy. This question usually surfaces early in the process…
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Brighton and Hove Psychotherapy broke the news in on Monday, December 1, 2025.
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