My Self-Care Toolkit
/Ever since I learned about energy healing, I have been experimenting with new forms of self-care to help myself get through this pandemic and election season.
Read MoreEver since I learned about energy healing, I have been experimenting with new forms of self-care to help myself get through this pandemic and election season.
Read MoreNobody wants to feel alone, and I can tell you from my experience as a therapist, it is one of the top things that people struggle with.
Read More“If you haven’t worked in the service industry, there is no way you would know any of this because it’s so well hidden from the public. In fact, it’s hidden in order to enhance the guest experience. Because if the guest isn’t worrying about this stuff, they have a great meal, and they are more incentivized to tip well.”
Read MoreMy goal is to start trusting the process, and trust that by doing the work, I’m doing enough.
Read MoreWhen I first heard of Hobbiton, I was told “They give you a free beer at the end!” This stuck in the back of my mind as the place I was going to start drinking again.
Read More“There are so many people who are dealing with this stuff during the holidays, and we don’t have to put a lid on it. At least, I’m not putting a lid on it anymore.”
Read MoreI thought that I felt better after getting support from Terrance and my dad. But the minute my head hit the pillow my thoughts were swimming with re-runs of the accident, and one thought was on replay, “I should have been able to prevent this.”
Read MoreI felt the weight of saying “I want to leave Boston” lift off of me. Because I realized I don’t need to have a master plan. Who knows how long I will be here or what kind of changes I would need to make in order to move. But the real this is: Who cares?? It’s okay that I feel like I want a change again. And I don’t have to feel ashamed as if I failed in another city or as if I am creating problems by not wanting to live here.
Read More“She realized that what had once been a choice to stop drinking had slowly and unintentionally become a self-imposed rule that she must not drink.”
Read More“I don’t know that feeling depressed during the winter is something I will ever “fix” or “get over.” But even though I’m caught in this depression, it isn’t as bad as it used to be.”
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