Narrative Therapy :: we are more than a diagnosis
Sean uses narrative therapy to understand that his life is multi-storied and he is more than a diagnosis.
Sean uses narrative therapy to understand that his life is multi-storied and he is more than a diagnosis.
A woman shares her experience with sexual abuse and how signs from the universe led her to therapy and healing.
Elspeth’s dominant feeling when she hit rock bottom was she was not safe. Depression and self-harm soon followed. Until one day she realized she was the one responsible for making herself feel safe.
P. Cervinus shares their perspective on a mental illness diagnosis; the peril of pathologization or the blind acceptance, and operating between the two poles.
Greg struggles with addiction, alcoholism and isolation. Learning from his journey of healing, he shares how he is battling agoraphobia.
An anonymous guest blogger shares that the darkness of her depression is nothing to be ashamed of.
Tora has experienced much in her life; abuse, sexual assault, abandonment, feelings of worthlessness. Getting her life on track, she felt the trauma was behind her. Then she began to have daily seizures which were diagnosed as Psychogenic Non-Epileptic Seizures (PNES).