Life Weavings

Life Weavings Providing psychoeducational coaching to live life more fully, and photography to tell your stories. Embody the skills to live your best self.

Psychoeducational Coaching for those struggling with difficulties related to religious trauma, including navigating relationships, identity issues, and goal-setting. Based on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with a dedication to solution-focused care and learning through creativity.

06/02/2026

Exploring the intricate connections between religion, resources, and relationships. There is an unavoidable human drive to delineate safety and utilize resources, and the lens of religious constructs is one way we do that. Our relationships serve as a fundamental resource, shaping the way we organize our lives and respond to perceived threats. Learn more at www.humanitysvalues.com

What stories are you telling about yourself — and are they building the life you actually want?"The stories we tell abou...
06/02/2026

What stories are you telling about yourself — and are they building the life you actually want?

"The stories we tell about ourselves are not windows to the soul — they are the architecture of it."

We often treat our personal narratives as reflections of who we already are. But research and philosophy both suggest something more profound: our stories don't describe us, they construct us. Every narrative we adopt shapes our choices, our sense of possibility, and our future.

If we are the authors of our selfhood — not just its subjects — that's not a burden. It's an invitation.

What's a story about yourself you've been ready to revise? Share in the comments — I'd love to hear what's shifting for you.

05/31/2026

Navigating cognitive dissonance can feel overwhelming, especially when it's a new experience. It's not about personal shortcomings but about developing the skill set to handle such challenges. Embrace the journey of building resilience and adapting to change. www.lifeweavings.com

What if the "true self" isn't something you discover — but something you build?This idea sits at the heart of what I exp...
05/31/2026

What if the "true self" isn't something you discover — but something you build?

This idea sits at the heart of what I explore at Humanity's Values: that identity is constructed through the values we hold, the stories we tell, and the meanings we make from our experiences.

It's not a pessimistic view. It's actually liberating. Because if the self is constructed, it can always be examined and remade.

"You do not inherit a self — you construct one, value by value, story by story."

What values are shaping the person you're becoming? Share your thoughts below — I'd love to hear where you are in your own construction.

The stories we tell about ourselves are not descriptions of who we are — they are the architecture of who we become.Much...
05/30/2026

The stories we tell about ourselves are not descriptions of who we are — they are the architecture of who we become.

Much of what we consider to be our own thoughts was established long before we had the cognitive tools to evaluate them. The personal narratives of being "the responsible one," "the one who doesn't fit in," "the one who has to work twice as hard" — these weren't chosen. They were assigned, reinforced, and internalized until they felt like facts.

But narrative identity is not a fixed inheritance. It's a living structure. Psychology has long recognized that self-concept shapes behavior — but what's less discussed is how consciously we can participate in revising that structure. Not through wishful thinking or empty affirmations, but through small and consistent shifts in the behavior that supports the story we want to fulfill.

Most of the stories we tell about ourselves weren't chosen — they were handed to us. By family, culture, early experienc...
05/30/2026

Most of the stories we tell about ourselves weren't chosen — they were handed to us. By family, culture, early experiences, and voices that shaped us long before we had the tools to question them.

But here's what I find endlessly fascinating: narrative identity is not fixed. The stories we carry are architecture, not destiny. And architecture can be redesigned.

This is the kind of inquiry I explore at Humanity's Values — the intersection of philosophy, psychology, and the very real question of how we construct a life worth living.

What's a story about yourself you've started to question? Share in the comments — I'd love to hear.

Embrace the power of storytelling and craft a narrative that’s uniquely yours. Visit www.lifeweavings.com to schedule a ...
05/28/2026

Embrace the power of storytelling and craft a narrative that’s uniquely yours. Visit www.lifeweavings.com to schedule a life coaching session.

You embody your values through every action you take. Explore more about how values shape your behavior through mental h...
05/28/2026

You embody your values through every action you take. Explore more about how values shape your behavior through mental health coaching. Visit www.humanitysvalues.com

Crafting our identity is a continuous journey of choices and actions that shape our lives. Let's embrace the authorship ...
05/28/2026

Crafting our identity is a continuous journey of choices and actions that shape our lives. Let's embrace the authorship of our own lives!

Here's a thought worth sitting with today:"The stories we tell ourselves are not escapes from reality — they are the arc...
05/27/2026

Here's a thought worth sitting with today:

"The stories we tell ourselves are not escapes from reality — they are the architecture of it."

The narrative frameworks we carry — about who we are, what we deserve, what's possible — don't just describe our experience. They shape it, quietly, constantly.

This is why examining our stories matters so much. Not to deconstruct ourselves into confusion, but to find where we've been living inside someone else's script.

What story has quietly shaped how you see yourself? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments — these conversations matter.

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Hot Springs, SD
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Thursday 8am - 6pm
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