Stranger Than Most

By SUSAN LAUTZ, LPC

As I’ve noted before, being a counselor in private practice is a lonely position. You rarely have anyone to talk to besides your clients. And, as busy as I am, it’s a special treat for me to even get lunch, much less share it with another practitioner. That’s why I usually jump at the chance to rub elbows with my colleagues. Of course every time that happens, several things become painfully clear. 1) I’m old. 2) I need a haircut. 3) My clothes are five years out of date.

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