Charlotte Cowles

Freelance writer and columnist; New York Magazine's The Cut, New York Times

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Writer Charlotte Cowles shares her personal journey in the mental health space and her search to find the right therapist.

‘I had to kiss a few frogs’: A personal journey to find a therapist

Writer Charlotte Cowles shares her personal journey in the mental health space and her search to find the right therapist.

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