Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. The recordings, book discussions, and courses offered through A Novel Therapy are designed for educational and reflective purposes. Although discussing stories can feel therapeutic, these offerings do not constitute psychotherapy and are not a substitute for professional mental health treatment. Participation in A Novel Therapy programs does not establish a therapist–client relationship with Dr. D.

  • At this time, Dr. D is not accepting new therapy clients.

  • Dr. D enjoys collaborating with educators, clinicians, authors, book communities, and organizations interested in exploring the connection between stories, psychology, and personal reflection.

    She is occasionally available for:

    • Guest speaking engagements

    • Podcast or media interviews

    • Workshops or trainings

    • Book club or community discussions

    • Academic or professional collaborations

    Availability for collaborations and speaking engagements varies throughout the year.

    If you are interested in exploring a potential collaboration or inviting Dr. D to speak, please send a brief inquiry including your organization, event details, and proposed timeline to info@anoveltherapy.com. Dr. D or a member of the A Novel Therapy team will respond as availability allows.

  • The best way to stay informed about new discussions, courses, and events is to join the A Novel Therapy newsletter or follow along on social media. Subscribers receive updates about upcoming book conversations, new content, and future offerings.

  • In addition to her work with A Novel Therapy, Dr. D is also a fiction writer. She recently completed her debut novel, the first book in a mythic fantasy series inspired by Irish folklore, which is currently in the editing process.

    Updates about the novel, cover reveals, and release announcements will be shared through A Novel Therapy and Dr. D’s newsletter as they become available.