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Are you tired of therapy feeling like a root canal at the dentist? 😩 I know I was. Make sure you read on! It's time to shake things up and make personal growth FUN again. Because let's face it, if it's not enjoyable, it's not sustainable. And if it’s not sustainable then you’ll end up back at square one - or worse. I used to dread the thought of working on myself with a therapist or coach. It felt like a chore, something I had to do rather than something I really wanted to do. But then I discovered the power of making FUN a priority in my personal development journey. When we approach our goals with a playful mindset, we not only enjoy the process WAY more, but we're also more likely to stick with it long-term. So if you're ready to ditch the dull, boring approach to personal growth and make progress towards your dream goals, let's get creative and think outside the box. Trust me, I've been where you are. I know what it's like to feel stuck and frustrated with the same old clinics, methods and results (or the lack thereof). But I also know what it takes to turn things around and create a life that's full of joy and fulfilment. Let's work together to make personal development fun again, so you can achieve your authenticity and confidence with ease and excitement. Don't settle for the same old results. Let's make therapy a blast! #mentalhealth #fun #lgbt #lgbtq #transgender #menshealth
Absolutely! Personal growth should be an adventure, not a chore. Injecting fun and creativity into the process can make all the difference in sustaining progress and achieving your goals with joy and excitement!
Nursing expert with 6 years of leadership experience in emergency medicine & cardiac surgery 💙 | DEI & integration management 🌍 | Health economist 📊 | Mental health advocate 🧠
5moTherapy can be hell. I know what I‘m talking about (unfortunately). In the beginning it‘s painful and you feel like everything is getting just worse. But you‘ll learn a hell lot about yourself. You learn to understand whats going on and how can deal with it. The worst part is that you have to be patient. But I want to share one important thing: It’s worth it. Cause one thing I‘ve learned after years of therapy: it’s getting better!