05/01/2026
Therapy is often misunderstood.
Many people hesitate to begin because they believe it means being judged, blamed, told what to do, or “fixed.” These myths can keep people from getting the support they deserve.
Therapy is not advice-giving. It’s not about quick fixes, assigning fault, or reliving the past to place blame. It’s not only for moments of crisis, and it’s certainly not a sign of weakness.
Therapy is a collaborative, supportive space where you learn to understand yourself more deeply. It helps you recognize patterns, regulate your nervous system, process emotions safely, and build tools that support long-term healing. Progress happens gradually, at your pace, through trust, consistency, and compassion.
You don’t need to be broken to benefit from therapy. Growth, self-awareness, and emotional resilience are valid reasons to seek support. Asking for help is not failure—it’s strength.
Healing begins with understanding, not judgment. 💛