Mind Reader Therapy - NDIS, Aged Care, In-Home Care, Mental Health Services

06/04/2026

At Mind Reader Therapy, we offer top-notch support workers, therapists, counselors and psychologists for all participants, delivering NDIS, Aged Care, In-Home Care and Mental Health Services. Mind Reader Therapy - NDIS, Aged Care, In-Home Care, Mental Health Services

04/04/2026

04/04/2026

Easter Vacation with Kids 🐰🥚🌸🌻
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03/04/2026

Happy Easter.
I hope this time offers space to recharge and reconnect with what matters most. Grateful for the trust you place in our work together. Whether you celebrate Easter or simply enjoy the break, I hope it brings calm, clarity, and a sense of wellbeing.
Regards,
Sweta Somo 🌸🌹🌻🌼

Mind Reader offers NDIS, HOME CARE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES across Victoria. Mind Reader delivers professional counselling & therapeutic support across NDIS, Aged Care, In‑Home Care, hospitals, correctional facilities, schools, and faith‑based organisations. The term “Mind Reader” reflects...

21/03/2026

“If you’re someone who feels misunderstood because of your standards, your growth, or your values — I offer a space where you can be met, understood, and supported with depth. — Sweta Somo, your guide in clarity, healing, and self‑leadership.” www.mindreadertherapy.com 💖💫🌟🌱

Mind Reader offers NDIS, HOME CARE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES across Victoria. Mind Reader delivers professional counselling & therapeutic support across NDIS, Aged Care, In‑Home Care, hospitals, correctional facilities, schools, and faith‑based organisations. The term “Mind Reader” reflects...

21/03/2026

🌿 When someone reacts to your , what’s actually happening?

A person’s reaction to tone is rarely about just the words. It’s usually a mix of:

🔹 1. Their interpretation
Tone is subjective.
People fill in the gaps with their own assumptions, fears, or expectations.
Sometimes they are misinterpreting you.

🔹 2. Their internal wounds
Yes — tone can activate:
- old trauma
- memories of criticism
- childhood dynamics
- past relationships
- cultural conditioning

A neutral tone can feel harsh to someone who grew up around volatility.
A firm tone can feel unsafe to someone who was controlled.
A confident tone can feel threatening to someone who was belittled.

🔹 3. Their sense of self
This is where the “inferiority complex” piece comes in — but I’d phrase it more gently.

If someone feels insecure, unheard, or powerless, they may read your tone as:
- condescending
- dismissive
- attacking
- “too much”

Even when you’re not doing anything wrong.

🔹 4. Your delivery
Sometimes the tone is off — not intentionally, but because:
- you’re tired
- you’re being direct
- you’re speaking from your own wounds
- your communication style is different from theirs

Tone is relational. It’s co‑created.

🌱 The deeper truth
A reaction to tone is almost always a collision of two nervous systems, not a simple right/wrong.

It’s:
- your intention
- their interpretation
- your history
- their history
- the emotional climate between you

This is why two people can hear the same sentence and have completely different experiences.

🌟 The empowered way to hold this
Instead of assuming:
- “They’re misinterpreting me”
or
- “I must have done something wrong”

A healthier frame is:

“Something in this interaction touched something in them, or in me, or both.”

That keeps you grounded, compassionate, and curious — without taking on blame that isn’t yours.

Need a counselling session to understand things better ? Book now www.swetasomo.com or www.mindreadertherapy.com

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21/03/2026

“Why was I beaten when I was a baby 🌿💔😢😭😨💥”?

🌿 The truth no child ever gets told A baby is never beaten because of who they are. A baby is never beaten because they deserved it. A baby is never beaten because they were “too much” or “not enough.” When a caregiver harms a baby, it is always about the adult’s limitations, not the child’s worth.

🌑 Why adults harm infants Not as an excuse — but as an explanation: - Some adults carry unresolved trauma and repeat what was done to them. - Some lack emotional regulation and lash out at the most vulnerable person in the room. - Some are overwhelmed, unsupported, or mentally unwell. - Some simply should never have been responsible for a child. None of these reasons make it your fault. They only show that the harm came from their brokenness, not your being.

🌱 What that kind of early harm does inside a person Being hurt as a baby can leave deep, preverbal imprints: - A sense of danger in the world - A belief that love is unpredictable - A feeling of needing to be strong, independent, or hyper-aware - A quiet question: “Why wasn’t I protected?”

These are normal responses to abnormal experiences. You don’t have to hold this question alone. Contact me for a Counseling Session. Book at www.mindreadertherapy.com 🌈💖🌟🌱💫

Mind Reader offers NDIS, HOME CARE AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES across Victoria. Mind Reader delivers professional counselling & therapeutic support across NDIS, Aged Care, In‑Home Care, hospitals, correctional facilities, schools, and faith‑based organisations. The term “Mind Reader” reflects...

17/03/2026

17/03/2026

Thank you, Mom 💕 | 15 comments on LinkedIn

08/03/2026

Pleased to hear these reviews on Women's Day. I feel fortunate and proud of the work we do for all Victorians. www.mindreadertherapy.com 🌸💖🎉

08/03/2026

"May this day remind you how valued and powerful you truly are." Happy Women's Day 🎉🎉🎉