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The Family Therapy Basics First Annual Reader Survey

August 22, 2017 Ili Rivera Walter, PhD, LMFT
Family Therapy Basics Reader Survey

It's been one year since I launched the Family Therapy Basics site.

When I started blogging, I wasn't sure if anyone would be interested in the information I wanted to share, or in my particular "therapist" point of view.  But, in one year, I've learned that what I do here, on this blog, is not only valued, but needed. I've learned this because of you--the readers.

While you hear from me on a weekly basis, I don't have the opportunity to hear from you regularly--to learn what is meaningful to you, what you need, what new resources I can offer to help you save time and love your work.

That's why I am incorporating an annual reader survey for the blog starting this year--Year 1.

I started Family Therapy Basics, because I wanted to connect with other therapists, help them wherever they were on their therapist journeys, and learn from their stories. Today, I'm inviting you to connect with me, so that I can better serve you.

I've put together a short, 12-question survey, mostly multiple choice, that gives you the opportunity to tell me more about you and your work, share how Family Therapy Basics has been helpful to you, and let me know what you'd like Family Therapy Basics to offer in the future in terms of information and resources.  

This is an anonymous survey, and it will only take a few minutes. I will be reading each response, and considering every tidbit of feedback. Your responses will inform what I do here in the coming year and beyond. 

Help me continue to offer the best resources for you and other therapists, by clicking below to take the survey.  

Thank you for being a reader, follower, and part of my community!

This survey is now closed.


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