Healing centre by iliana dima

02/03/2026

Εσύ τι λες;

27/02/2026

Εμείς είμαστε οι δημιουργοί της ζωής μας… 🦋

19/02/2026

What if…? #ηλιαναδημαψυχολογος

15/02/2026

Θυμώνουμε γιατί…
We feel angry…

12/02/2026

Η επούλωση ξεκινάει ΜΟΝΟ όταν θέλεις να δεις τον ευατό σου θεραπευόμενο…. Στις νέες σου επιλογές #ηλιαναδημαψυχολογος

30/01/2026

Ας προχωρήσουμε, στη ζωή που εμείς θέλουμε να δημιουργήσουμε…

30/01/2026

#ηλιαναδημαψυχολογος

25/01/2026

31/12/2025

The Earth is changing. And we are changing with it.
Nothing stays the same not people, not truths.
We are living in a time that shakes you awake. That shouts: Choose.
Will you continue on autopilot… or will you take the wheel in your own hands?
Because in the end…
They won’t ask you how much you achieved.
They’ll ask you how you lived.

26/12/2025

Love
you’ve found your person..
How do you know you’ve found your person?
It’s not always about “fireworks.”
It’s the “I feel okay when I’m with you.”
It’s when you can be authentic.
It’s when your soul doesn’t need to wear armor.
Love is not just a feeling it’s a state of being.
And when you encounter it, you feel calm, not tense.
Safety, not mind games.
Consistency, not uncertainty.
How do you feel when you’re with your person?
If you feel any of the above with the one you love, share this video.

21/12/2025

Transition is not loss, it is birth!
Your old self is important too, but it simply doesn’t fit into who you are becoming.
If you stay in your old self, the pain will last forever.
Let go of fear and stop denying who you are.
Choose to move forward it may hurt a little, but what awaits you is sacred and magical, because through it you will blossom.
What lies ahead is always better, because it aligns with the new part of yourself the evolution of who you are.

17/12/2025

Do you often see yourself as a victim?
Let me tell you exactly what victimization is.
It is a psychological state in which a person constantly sees themselves as a victim, even when this does not reflect reality.
The person often experiences:
• A sense of injustice and resignation.
• A tendency to assign blame to others or to circumstances.
• Difficulty taking personal responsibility.
• And they choose relationships that reinforce the victim role.
Possible roots include:
• Childhood trauma
• Abusive experiences
• Low self-esteem
• Social reinforcement of the role
Recognizing victimization is the first step toward liberation, personal growth, and empowerment.
Have you ever recognized such patterns in yourself or in people close to you? Write in the comments.