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Reflections on healing, boundaries, emotional wellness, and navigating life with intention.
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Yes, Your Therapist Has a Therapist
Many people are surprised to learn that therapists often attend therapy themselves. The truth is that therapists are human too, and seeking support is not a sign of weakness. It's a reflection of the same self-awareness and growth we encourage in others.
Fibromyalgia Changed More Than My Body
There was a time when I questioned my own body more than anyone else. The pain was constant, yet the answers were often uncertain. Living with chronic pain and chronic illness has shown me that these conditions reach far beyond physical symptoms. They shape how you move through the world, how you care for yourself, and how you learn to offer yourself compassion. In this blog, I share my journey through chronic illness, the challenges of persistent pain, moments of self-doubt, and the lessons I’ve learned along the way.
LMSW to LCSW: 10 Things I Learned Along the Way
Working toward your LCSW? From supervision and exam prep to networking and private practice planning, here are 10 lessons I learned during my journey from LMSW to LCSW.
The Therapist Chair Doesn't Make Me Less Human
Therapists spend their days supporting others through life's challenges, but we are not separate from the human experience.
Behind every license is a person who navigates change, stress, grief, growth, and uncertainty too. This reflection explores the balance between being a therapist and being human.
Complaining Gets a Bad Reputation, But It Can Be Healthy
Complaining is often seen as negative, but it can help people process emotions and express their needs. The key is doing it in a healthy, constructive way.
