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17 Therapy Pun Cartoons

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In this play on Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, we see a psychotherapist ask Janet Leigh, who is screaming in a shower, "And how does that make you feel?" — In therapy, it's important to meet the clients where they're at (in this case, screaming bloody murder in a shower).

Tags: film, therapy

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In this play on therapy and singer Cher, we see Cher as a therapist asking her client, "Do you even believe in life after love?" — It should be noted that it may not be healthy to dwell on thoughts like "if I could turn back time..."

Tags: music, therapy

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In this pun on art therapy (a therapeutic modality that involves expression through art), we see art therapy in the sense that a famous work of art (Munch's The Scream) is in therapy. The therapist says, "You can let it out here. This is a safe space." — My favorite therapeutic modality (screaming)

Tags: art, therapy

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In this pun on remote therapy/ teletherapy, we see a therapist and her client, who is a remote control. She is saying, "It sounds like they really know how to push your buttons." — A portrait of the artist as a young channel changer

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Two ink blots take a math test. — Unfortunately, your subconscious is not particularly helpful on math tests.

Tags: therapy, school

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In this pun on psychiatrist, we see a psychia-tryst, a romantic tryst between two Freudian analysts. One says, "I love you, but I worry it's because you remind me of my mother." The other says, "Let's unpack that after we unpack our picnic!" — I assume each romantic rendezvous includes this exact conversation.

Tags: love, therapy

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In this pun on psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, we see Pigmund Freud, a pig therapist with his pig patient on the couch. Pigmund says to his client, "You are in love with your sow." — Thank goodness, we have survived #pigsinscience week.

Tags: animals, pig, therapy, science

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In this pun on role playing, we see roll playing - a little kid playing with dinner rolls. — A great way to gain insight into the problems facing buns or kaisers!

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In this pun on nursery rhyme "Do you know the muffin man," we see the muffin man in therapy. His therapist asks him, "Do YOU know the muffin man?" — A realistic snapshot of my life

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In this pun on therapeutic modality play therapy, we see a therapist with characters from Shakespeare play Hamlet. Hamlet and Yorick (a skull) are in couples therapy, while a therapist asks, "How well did you really know Yorick?) — Although if Hamlet had been in therapy, the play would have been much less exciting.

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