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We would like to think that we live our lives in the real world. Yet, in reality, that’s not the case. Everything out there that we take in through our senses is filtered and interpreted through our individual psychology. In the process, we put our own spin on it all, one that strongly influences our feelings, our thoughts, our words, and of course, our actions.

Basically, it’s not meeting up to your fantasy of yourself, or someone else’s fantasy of you. We all feel it sometimes. Yet, some of us really suffer with it. And they’ll never get better until they take action. Therapy can show you a better way of approaching life. So you don’t have to feel that painful sting of shame. You’ll see that there’s really nothing to be ashamed of, even of therapy itself. And that to do any less for yourself would really be a crying shame.

People often ask, “What does therapy have to do with business?” Well, everything. Your psychology dictates how you relate, how you act, and how you react to the world around you. Because it’s really what’s inside of us that determines what’s outside for us, rather than the other way around. In work, in play, and in love. And wouldn’t you rather have satisfaction and success, than disappointment and distress? I have the training, the therapy, the experience — and thirty years

Pregnancy promotes expectations in most future moms. Ones that could feel dashed by the reality of motherhood, and lead to postpartum depression. And that can undercut the unconditional love so needed for the healthy development of any infant.

Sadness. We’ve all felt it sometimes in our lives. Yet, what if you felt it most of the time? A deep, ceaseless sadness that seems to sap your strength of spirit. Sadly, that’s not as uncommon as you think. Because like so many things, people learn to hide it well. And cycle in and out of the shadows of sorrow.