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31/05/2026

The necessity for people to feel loved is so strong that it may turn into attitude that can be taken by others as abuse. We can sometimes take the same relationship as two different sides from a coin, on the one side we have a person who is being aggressive, demanding and push for attention and care. On the other side, we have someone who will take and accept that abuse and aggression as long as they feel that they receive some kind of attention from their partner. Both of them are trying to feel loved and necessary for their partner until the final straw, and someone decides to pull back and set an emotional boundary and distance. The very same behaviors that initially made them feel wanted towards each other will now be the defining traits for separating. Sounds familiar.
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30/05/2026

A great example of a challenge that is meant to better yourself one mile at a time, and sometimes even one step at a time. It’s admirable to see that she takes this challenge smiling from the beginning, even when it starts to seem endless. It is no wonder that she was able to cross the finish line as hard as it may have seemed since she at no point allowed her smiling enthusiasm to collapse even when her muscles started to. She displayed a fantastic and motivating example of how to set yourself a goal and pull through. Imagine all the other great things she can take on in her life.
If you have a similar challenge you would like to take and are trying to figure out how, contact me to talk about it.

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I couldn’t find a widely cited statistic that measures how many people are actively considering divorce after 20 or 30 y...
28/05/2026

I couldn’t find a widely cited statistic that measures how many people are actively considering divorce after 20 or 30 years of marriage. Most data look at actual divorces rather than those just considering it. However, I did find that for actual divorces, Pew Research has reported that nearly a quarter of divorces occur after 25 years of marriage, and their analyses have shown that about 54% of marriages last to the 25th anniversary. “Gray divorce” is also a trend, where divorces happen after age 50, often in marriages that have lasted 20 or 30 years.

Regardless of percentages and terms like "hate", "anger", or "resentment"- are you fine with living like that with your partner? When you can easily schedule an appointment and start exploring the possibilities of a joyful relationship? Contact me, start your process.

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As children, we grow up with the idea with which they raise us regarding our parents as adults with mature ideas, and kn...
27/05/2026

As children, we grow up with the idea with which they raise us regarding our parents as adults with mature ideas, and knowledge of how to deal with Life. We as children are usually not explained that they are fearful of the future, aging with whatever challenges that brings, and facing their own insecurities, as they fight to accomplish their own goals in Life- All of this while raising children.
This connects well with the old quote that says that you must have kids of your own to be able to fully understand what it was for your parents to have you, and it’s usually until we’re facing our own aging insecurities that we can really start to ponder what our parents went through. It’s a little bit late to be able to mend some of the moments in which we lacked understanding, but going to therapy is the way in which we can explore those feelings, whether our parents are still with us, or not Anymore. Understanding this process is key for us to understand something that might have hurt us unnecessarily, and also a great way to learn how to pass on the torch to our kids, when the time comes, and we can recognize ourselves on our parents previously misunderstood footsteps.

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When life falls apart, it can feel like nothing beautiful could ever grow there again. Loss, trauma, heartbreak, burnout...
26/05/2026

When life falls apart, it can feel like nothing beautiful could ever grow there again. Loss, trauma, heartbreak, burnout, and overwhelming change can leave you feeling shattered, exhausted, and unsure of who you are now. In those moments, it’s easy to believe devastation has the final word. But it doesn’t.

Healing does not mean pretending the pain never happened. It means learning how to live through it, grow around it, and slowly rebuild something meaningful from what remains. With support, reflection, and the right tools, it is possible not only to survive what broke you, but to become stronger, wiser, and more grounded on the other side.

Therapy can be a place where rebuilding begins — a space to process pain, rediscover your strength, and create a future that feels whole again. If you’ve been carrying too much for too long, you do not have to do it alone.

Reach out today. Growth after devastation is possible, and healing can start now.

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Let’s normalize psychological and emotional care.This is an important reality that should be alarming individuals, compa...
25/05/2026

Let’s normalize psychological and emotional care.

This is an important reality that should be alarming individuals, companies, and governments alike. Even if you consider yourself immune to psychological struggles, the truth is that most people around you are going through some kind of emotional, psychological, or internal battle.

And just like with any other aspect of personal health, the real question is this: does it make more sense to wait until the problem becomes serious… or to prevent it before it gets there?

Have you started your process yet?

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24/05/2026

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