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Liz Bentley

  • Executive Coach and Organizational Development Consultant, Liz Bentley Associates
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I Am a Therapist Who is Not Ashamed to Write About My Messy Life

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By Liz Bentley
| welldoing.org Verified
In the introduction of The Suicidal Therapist: Confessions of a Wounded Healer, I explain how I write as therapy. I am a therapist who is not ashamed to write about my messy life. I’m always involved with writing groups as a student, sometimes facilitating. The process must not be a lonely one. Spending so much time listening to client’s stories, writing and performing exposes my own vulnerability, humanness and process of expression. Forever experiencing something new. We’re all on the same page.
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Stop the Fake Compliments

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By Liz Bentley
Bentley is the founder and CEO of Liz Bentley Associates, a consulting firm focused on empowering leaders and their teams. September 26, 2025 We’ve all been there. We’re frustrated with a colleague, but instead of addressing the issue, we do something a little odd: We offer a compliment. Are we just praising someone’s idea or work—even when it doesn’t hit the mark—in order to avoid conflict? That’s a fake compliment.
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Toxic People. Bad, or Sometimes Good?

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By Liz Bentley
| Korn Ferry
By: Liz Bentley Obviously there are some people who are just not good for you, but the question to ask is: why? In the last decade, the term "toxic" has surfaced as a trendy way to describe people who gaslight us or make us noticeably uncomfortable. And while that is difficult to be around, completely cutting them out might not be the answer. Often these "toxic" people are reflecting back to you areas in your life where you need to grow-issues you have been avoiding.
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