REFLECTIONS IN THE THERAPY ROOM offers a quiet and honest look into what truly happens inside psychotherapy - not as theory, but as lived human experience. Written by Brazilian clinical psychologist and psychotherapist Paulo C. T. Ribeiro, this book brings together real and inspired therapeutic reflections drawn from years of clinical practice. Each chapter explores moments that rarely appear in manuals, yet often define genuine healing: silence that speaks, emotions that finally find language, and the slow reconstruction of meaning after inner rupture. This is not a book of techniques or quick solutions. It is a reflective work about presence, listening, emotional maturity, and the courage required to face oneself. Through carefully narrated encounters, Ribeiro reveals psychotherapy as a deeply human meeting - where the therapist does not offer answers, but companionship, ethical attention, and emotional containment. Readers will encounter stories of vulnerability, resistance, grief, self-doubt, and renewal. More than clinical cases, these are human stories that illuminate universal psychological processes: - the need to be seen - the fear of change - the weight of unresolved pain - the quiet strength involved in becoming more authentic REFLECTIONS IN THE THERAPY ROOM is meant to be read slowly. It invites pauses, introspection, and return. Each chapter can stand alone, making it suitable both for continuous reading and reflective consultation. This book is especially suited for: - psychotherapists and mental health professionals - students of psychology and counseling - readers interested in psychotherapy, emotional healing, and personal meaning - anyone navigating inner conflict, emotional fatigue, or life transitions Rather than promising transformation, this book offers something more enduring: understanding, resonance, and emotional depth. PS: Healing does not erase the past - it teaches us how to walk through it with greater awareness and compassion.