For a Mini Break: 8 Therapy Cartoons

From The New Yorker over the decades

“You’ve got to help me, Doctor! I keep wanting to run off to Tahiti and paint, and I can’t paint.”

Lee Lorenz - April 29, 1961

“Today, I’m not going to talk about my goddam mother. I’m going to talk about my goddam insurance company.”

George Booth - January 7, 1974

“They moved my bowl.”

Charles Barsotti - July 17, 1995

“Sometimes I don’t read my mail.”

Victoria Roberts - December 18, 2000

“My mom has a new boyfriend, my dad has a new girlfriend, and all I got was a new therapist.”

Christopher Weyant - January 22, 2001

“I just want to meet someone without using a dating app but also without having to leave my apartment. Is that too much to ask?”

Akeem Roberts - August 31, 2020

Ward Sutton - February 11, 2013

Charles Barsotti - December 9, 2002

Click here for more therapy cartoons that date back to the 1920s.