
Will My Therapist Tell Me What To Do?
The simple answer is no! We believe: …you truly know best. …it goes against the true purpose of therapy. …we are not wiser than you.

The simple answer is no! We believe: …you truly know best. …it goes against the true purpose of therapy. …we are not wiser than you.

You can calm an overwhelmed nervous system quickly by using somatic exercises that shift your body out of a fight-or-flight state. Effective techniques include extending

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At times we may find ourselves ruminating over something we’ve done wrong. For example, you may have lied, wronged someone, or lashed out in anger.

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When you’ve hurt your partner, knowing what to say can feel overwhelming. You might want to fix things quickly, but struggle to find the right

Many people imagine therapy begins with a clear explanation of what is wrong. But often, people arrive with something much less organized. They may say:

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