At the end of your therapy career, how would you like your colleagues and clients to describe you? I’ve been mulling over this question throughout the week. I still feel quite early in my career, …
It’s okay to lose hope, just don’t forget this.
Hope is a precious thing. I know I’ve taken it for granted. On this particular day, almost two years ago now, I found myself sitting in my car at a park near our apartment. It was 11 A.M. I know …
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Maybe you need this instead of confidence
My first year practicing as a therapist there was one thing I lacked and thought if I had, everything would fall into place. My nerves and anxiousness would go away. I wouldn’t fear meeting with new …
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There’s transformation in the challenge
I started on this path of becoming a therapist hoping that I would help people and build a meaningful career along the way. I had this idyllic image in my head: calmly sitting in a cozy office, …
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How to identify your growth areas
Today we’re going to discuss how to identify your areas of growth as a therapist Understanding what you need to grow in is crucial to your longevity in the field, the health and transformation of …
3 simple practices to restore yourself and avoid burnout
Today’s Topic: Finding rest for your heart and mind through your body Read Time: 6 Minutes At the end of my master’s capstone presentation, the panel of professors who had just deemed I was …
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