What is your outfit telling your therapist? A lot more than you think


By AGENCY
Whether we want them to or not, our clothes may be giving our therapists more psychoanalytic material. Photo: The New York Times

Travis Paul Martin is someone who sticks to a uniform: a cashmere sweater and jeans in the winter, or gym shorts and a tee in warmer weather.

Martin, a publicist based in Chicago, wears those same outfits each week when he sets off for his therapy appointments.

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