I Think My Therapist Hates Me

In his candid memoir, social media sensation and mental health advocate Chris Olsen invites readers into his therapeutic journey, revealing the complexities of his life marked by family secrets and personal struggles. After discovering his mother’s alcoholism at thirteen, he navigates a landscape of challenges, including hiding his sexuality, coping with his parents' divorce, and confronting his own addiction. Through humor and emotional honesty, Olsen explores the contrasts between his public persona and private struggles, ultimately reflecting on the nature of self-discovery and the bravery required to confront one's truth. This insightful work serves as a testament to the messy journey of recovery and identity formation.