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CB Connect Therapy Hi! I am Chaya Bukiet, founder & owner of CB Connect Therapy. I offer virtual individual and couples therapy in Florida, Georgia & New York.

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There’s a specific kind of stuck that shows up in relationships that doesn’t always get named.It sounds like:“I can’t sa...
04/21/2026

There’s a specific kind of stuck that shows up in relationships that doesn’t always get named.

It sounds like:
“I can’t say anything without it blowing up… but I also can’t keep this in.”

So you start to monitor yourself.
Hold things in.
Choose your words carefully.

Or stop choosing them at all.

And over time, something starts to happen:
you feel less like yourself in the relationship.

More resentful.
More unsure.
Less grounded in your own voice.

Speak → disconnection
Silence → self-abandonment

Of course you feel stuck.

This is what we sometimes call an attachment dilemma
where the very place you long to turn toward…
doesn’t feel safe to turn toward.

I know this place.
The tension of wanting to be honest… and not wanting it to cost you connection.

And I also know it can shift.

Not overnight.
Not perfectly.
But in real, meaningful ways.

Real change isn’t just about “communicating better”
it’s about creating enough safety
that your voice doesn’t cost you the relationship

and your relationship doesn’t cost you yourself.

If this resonates, you’re not alone in it 🤍

I’m in a season of trying new thingsshowing up differentlyputting out new offeringsand honestlyone of the hardest partsh...
04/20/2026

I’m in a season of trying new things
showing up differently
putting out new offerings

and honestly
one of the hardest parts
has been my relationship with discomfort

I keep bumping up against the same question

is this my body telling me something is off
or is this just what growth feels like

because they can feel almost identical

and when I move too fast
I notice I lose access to that clarity

so I’ve been practicing slowing down

staying with the feeling
instead of immediately trying to figure it out

letting the parts be there
letting the discomfort be there

and trusting that if I stay with it long enough
the clarity starts to take shape

what kind of discomfort have you been sitting with lately?





there can be so much focus on growth looking a certain wayclear changebig shiftsfeeling differentand when that’s the exp...
04/13/2026

there can be so much focus on growth looking a certain way

clear change
big shifts
feeling different

and when that’s the expectation
it’s easy to miss what’s actually happening

because a lot of growth doesn’t look like that

it’s quieter
less defined
sometimes it doesn’t even feel like progress

it shows up in small moments
a pause that wasn’t there before
a slightly different response
a little more awareness in real time

in relationships, it can look like
repairing a little sooner
softening just a bit
not going as far into the old pattern

nothing dramatic
nothing complete

but different

there’s something about this that feels very aligned with the deeper rhythm of this time

not just sudden transformation
but gradual becoming

the kind that unfolds in small, almost unnoticeable ways
until one day, something is clearly different

and it didn’t happen all at once

this is often what growth looks like in therapy too
quiet, subtle, and easy to miss while it’s happening

if this resonates, drop a 🤍 below
or share this with someone who might need a reminder that subtle shifts still count





04/07/2026

One minute I’m in the kitchen
cooking, cleaning, moving

and the next I’m out here,
lying in my hammock watching the trees sway.

Same day. Same life.
Completely different moment.

What if freedom is this
letting yourself fully land wherever you are
without needing it to be anything else.

there’s something about the Pesach story that always stays with mehow many didn’t leave at alland how even those who did...
04/06/2026

there’s something about the Pesach story that always stays with me

how many didn’t leave at all
and how even those who did… often longed to go back

not because Mitzrayim was good
but because it was known

there was a structure to it
a rhythm
a way of being that the body understood

and then came freedom

wide, open, undefined

and suddenly, everything required something new
a new way of moving
a new way of trusting
a new way of being

and that part… can feel disorienting

we tend to think that once something is “better”
it will feel that way right away

but better and familiar are not the same thing

and the body doesn’t always choose what’s better
it chooses what it recognizes

so when there’s a pull backward
when something in you questions the very thing you worked so hard for

it doesn’t mean you made the wrong choice

it means you’re in the process of becoming

learning how to live in a kind of freedom
that once felt unfamiliar

If this resonates, drop a 🤍 below
or share this with someone who’s learning how to stay in something new




03/30/2026

I’m elbow-deep in Passover prep
and keep finding myself coming back to this idea of setting the space.

The preparation.
The intention.
Everything that happens before.

So often it carries this rushed energy, all in service of what’s to come.

But I’m noticing something different this time
what if this part is its own moment?

What if the preparation is a gift too?

Trying to stay with what’s right in front of me
the movement, the mess, the feelings that come up
and let all of it be part of it.

There’s something really grounding in that.
And honestly, something I’m really appreciating right now.





lately I’ve been noticing how uncomfortable this space can feelnot the kind where everything is falling apartbut the kin...
03/26/2026

lately I’ve been noticing how uncomfortable this space can feel

not the kind where everything is falling apart
but the kind where things have softened
and there’s no clear next step

I can feel how quickly I want to move out of it
name it
decide something
create direction

and I’m trying something different

staying

letting things be a little undefined
even when that feels unfamiliar

there’s something about this part that feels important
even if it’s quieter than what I’m used to

03/24/2026

My mind has always been busy.
Always scanning, always trying to make sense of things.

And then there are these moments

nature, sun, ocean, candles, creating, just being
where nothing needs to be figured out.

I’m not trying to fight my thoughts as much these days.
Just noticing them… and coming back here.

There’s something about this season that always gets meThe light shiftsthings start waking upand suddenly there’s moveme...
03/24/2026

There’s something about this season that always gets me

The light shifts
things start waking up
and suddenly there’s movement again

And with that movement can come excitement
but also vulnerability

Because opening isn’t always comfortable
even when it’s what we’ve been longing for

If you’ve been feeling a mix of hope and hesitation lately
you’re not doing it wrong

You’re just in a season of becoming

Take it at your own pace

🌸🍃🌷🐣

03/15/2026

When I think about the practices that have changed me most deeply, breathwork is at the top of the list.

I stumbled into it in 2023, curious and open, not expecting much, and left that first session cracked open in the best way. Since then, it has become a sacred space I return to again and again.

Breathwork has given me so many unexpected gifts:
• Powerful downloads and insights that arrive when the mind finally quiets
• Integration after psychedelic journeys, bringing those lessons home to the body
• Safety within myself, in moments that once felt unbearable
• The ability to release and move stagnant energy and emotion
• Connection to my inner child and her voice
• Learning to be with myself, not fixing or forcing, just being

It has taught me that the breath isn’t just oxygen.
It is presence.
It is movement.
It is the bridge between what hurts and what is ready to heal.

Some days it is soft and gentle.
Other days it is wild and messy.
But every time, it brings me back home to my body, my truth, and myself.

If you have been craving safety, clarity, or reconnection, start with your breath. It is all there, waiting.

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