All Ways Mental Health Care LLC

12/03/2025

Your children don’t need a flawless version of you.

They don’t need a parent who never breaks, never stumbles, never feels overwhelmed.
What they need is far more human than that.

They need to see what it looks like to have hard days and stay in the room.
To struggle and still show up.
To feel big emotions and return to calm.
To make mistakes and make repairs.

Because that’s what teaches them resilience —
not perfection, but persistence.
Not a life without storms, but a parent who keeps steering through them.

They don’t learn strength from watching you get everything right.
They learn it from watching you keep going.

So, keep going.

Even on the days that feel messy and undone.
Even when you’re not your best self.
Even when all you can offer is your presence and a promise to try again tomorrow.

Because to them, that isn’t failure —
it’s the kind of courage they’ll carry for the rest of their lives. ❤️

12/03/2025

We can help you *unwind*. Therapy works. (352) 228-4969 We are in Lecanto.

12/03/2025

People change in ways you don’t always get to witness, and I’m not here to stay attached to who I used to be. If your image of me is stuck in the past, update it or let it go. I’m allowed to grow, and you’re allowed to meet me where I am now.

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12/03/2025

You can smile and still be grieving.
Show up and still be struggling.
Hold space for others and still be collapsing inside.
Be kind-always.
We're all carrying more than we show.
Lori Deschene / tinybuddha.com

12/02/2025

12/02/2025

So often, we long to go back to who we were, how we felt, or the life we once had before the loss.

But grief doesn’t take us backward. It invites us to become someone new.

Healing begins when we stop trying to return to the old version of ourselves and start honoring who we are now.