13/11/2025
What therapy has taught me.
Since the start of this year I've had regular therapy sessions.
And they have been one of the best investments I've ever made.
But, wait, what's wrong Nick?
This is a common question.
You want the truth?
Absolutely nothing.
Quite the contrary actually.
I started out of pure curiosity to learn more about myself.
To explore.
I started it from a place of strength.
Not weakness.
Because it never is.
I think many people still may have it backwards.
I did once too.
I started from a want to learn more about myself.
I wanted to look at my mind and get a deeper understanding of who I was.
Then as the sessions went on I started digging into everything.
Things from my past.
Areas of my life that I'd actually been ignoring or refusing to knowledge.
Many that I had no idea 100% affect who I am, and how I am today.
The point of this post is this.
We know we should exercise so we won't have health problems in the future.
We know we should see a physio to prevent injuries down the line.
We know we should eat well so we are not forced to later.
Yet when it comes to having therapy to strengthen our mind we don't see it the same way.
Personally my only regret is that I didn't start therapy sooner.
It's another gym, but for my mind.
I've uncovered and discovered things would never have known.
And without the guidance of a therapist wouldn't have had the courage to admit and work on.
If you are struggling with something I would 100% recommend it.
However if things seem fine and well, I would also absolutely recommend it.
Like me if you don't think you need it, you might benefit from it far more than you thought.
And if it's not therapy then talk to someone.
A partner, friend, anyone you trust.
It can work just as effectively.