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You're Not Broken, Damaged, or Irreparable.

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Healing is an Inside Job

Recognizing that you’re not okay is a powerful and often underestimated first step toward healing. It’s completely valid to express your struggles—embracing this reality can lead to meaningful change in your life. Don’t hesitate to acknowledge how you feel; doing so is a courageous act that can set you on the path to recovery.

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Modalities

Know When to Call the Professionals

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I'm not okay. Now what?

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For long-term, ingrained, or reconditioning and re-patterning needs, consider specialty therapies such as:
EMDR, CBT, & DBT.

Find a therapist with this search:

(in no particular order)

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists

https://headway.co/

https://www.goodtherapy.org/find-therapist.html

https://www.findatherapist.com/

https://zencare.co/

Professional Resources

Recognizing that you’re not okay is a powerful and often underestimated first step toward healing. Validating your struggles and embracing this reality can lead to meaningful change in your life. Don’t hesitate to acknowledge how you feel; doing so is a courageous act that can set you on the path to recovery.

I'm not a doctor or in the medical field. I'm not a psychiatrist, psychologist, or certified life coach. Some trauma is so significant that a professional is necessary. Some need a professional for accountability or insurance purposes. Many healing modalities, when used concurrently with professional help, can be beneficial.

I am simply a means to help you understand yourself better, so you can receive the appropriate help for your needs.

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