The chairman of ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ knows a thing or two about getting in touch with her emotions.
From rage-filled hits like “Look What You Made Me Do” to heartbreaking ballads like “Bigger than the Whole Sky,” there is a Taylor Swift song for every feeling. She puts herself out there and it resonates with her fans.
Laura Goldstein, owner of Montgomery County Counseling Center, recognized the power of Taylor and wants to harness it to help others with a Taylor Swift therapy group.
“I think that the world of mental health needs to come to people in a way that people can absorb it. And for Swifties, that’s through the lyrics, Swift themes, Swift Easter eggs. And so I sort of want to bring that to the people in order to make mental health more accessible,” says Goldstein.
She is hosting a A Young-ish Adult Therapy Group (taylor’s version) geared toward 24 – 30 year olds. Taylor song titles are launching points to start discussions on everything from relationships to inner strength.