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07/12/2025

Our bodies hold the imprints of our life experiences — the joy, the love, the losses, and the wounds we may not have words for.

Sometimes what we call anxiety, fatigue, or tension is our body’s way of whispering truths we’ve been too busy or afraid to hear.

Healing invites us to slow down, breathe deeply, and get curious about what our bodies are telling us.

It might be an ache that surfaces when we’re stressed, a tightness in the chest during certain conversations, or a heaviness that appears in moments of grief.

By listening — without judgment or urgency — we begin to understand the wisdom beneath the symptoms.

Our bodies are not betraying us; they are guiding us toward what needs care, compassion, and release.

Healing begins when we finally listen.

Could you use some support and guidance with this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

05/12/2025

Change can feel both exhilarating and terrifying.

Even when it’s welcomed, stepping into a new chapter often means letting go of what’s familiar—and that can stir up grief, fear, and uncertainty.

These feelings don’t mean you’re doing it wrong.

They mean you’re human.

Growth often begins in discomfort.

Starting something new—whether it’s a relationship, career, move, or healing journey—requires courage and self-compassion.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

You just need to take the next right step.

Trust that even in the unknown, you are building something meaningful.

You are allowed to feel tender and brave at the same time.

Every ending carries the seed of a beginning, and this moment holds the power to lead you somewhere beautiful.

Let yourself begin again—not because the past was wrong, but because you are ready for more.

Need support and guidance through this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

30/11/2025

Trauma often forces us into survival roles—hyper-independent, people-pleasing, perfectionistic, emotionally distant.

These adaptations were intelligent responses to pain, shaped to protect us in environments that didn’t feel safe.

But healing doesn’t mean returning to a previous version of yourself.

That version may never have felt fully seen, held, or free.

True healing is about releasing the identities you constructed out of necessity, and beginning to uncover the self you were always meant to be—one rooted in authenticity, not fear.

It’s grieving the loss of your old defenses while honoring the strength it took to build them.

In therapy, we make space for that unraveling, slowly and compassionately, so you can meet yourself—not as the person shaped by trauma, but as the one emerging from it with clarity, softness, and choice.

You don’t owe the world the version of you that endured.

You deserve the one that thrives.

Need support and guidance with this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

27/11/2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

As we move through this season of gratitude, remember that thankfulness doesn’t have to feel big or profound to be meaningful.

Sometimes it’s simply noticing a breath that comes a little easier, a moment of quiet, a small act of kindness—signs that healing is happening in real time.

For many, this holiday carries both warmth and complexity.

If that’s true for you, you’re not alone.

You’re allowed to hold joy and heaviness at the same time, and you’re allowed to take this day at your own pace.

May you find a moment today that feels grounding, a connection that feels nourishing, or a softness toward yourself that feels new.

Wishing you a peaceful and gentle Thanksgiving.

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22/11/2025

When life feels like too much—too fast, too loud, too demanding—your nervous system can go into survival mode.

Stress doesn’t mean you’re failing; it means you’re human.

When overwhelm creeps in, the most healing thing you can do is pause and return to the present.

Take a slow breath.

Name what you’re feeling.

Gently remind yourself: I don’t have to do everything right now.

Sometimes managing stress is less about fixing the problem and more about creating space—internally and externally—to be with what is.

This might look like taking a walk, setting boundaries, asking for help, or simply giving yourself permission to rest.

Overwhelm often signals the need to realign with your values, needs, and capacity.

You don’t have to carry it all alone.

Small, compassionate choices add up.

One breath, one step, one moment at a time—you are allowed to slow down and begin again.

Need some support and guidance through this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

21/11/2025

Emotional strength isn’t about staying stoic or pushing pain aside—it’s about having the courage to feel what’s real.

When we allow ourselves to experience our emotions fully—grief, anger, fear, sadness—we’re not falling apart; we’re showing up honestly for ourselves.

That takes incredible bravery.

Avoiding emotions can offer temporary relief, but it often leads to disconnection, burnout, and inner tension.

True healing begins when we stop judging our feelings and start honoring them.

Emotions are messengers, not enemies.

They guide us, teach us, and ultimately connect us more deeply to who we are.

So if you're feeling deeply right now, know this: it doesn’t make you weak.

It makes you human.

And every time you choose to feel instead of numb, you’re building the kind of strength that lasts.

That’s real resilience.

Need support and guidance with this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

15/11/2025

Hurt and disappointment are part of being human—but that doesn’t mean they’re easy to carry.

When someone lets us down or life doesn’t go the way we hoped, it’s natural to feel grief, anger, or confusion.

These feelings can tempt us to shut down or build walls to protect ourselves from future pain.

But healing doesn’t come from avoidance—it comes from allowing ourselves to feel, process, and make meaning of the experience.

Disappointment often points to something we deeply cared about.

That matters.

And it’s okay to honor that tenderness without judging yourself for having needs, hopes, or expectations.

You don’t have to stay stuck in the hurt, but you also don’t have to rush through it.

With compassion and time, you can move through the pain, gain wisdom, and reconnect with what matters most.

Your heart may be bruised, but it’s still beating—and it still knows how to love.

Need support and guidance through this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

13/11/2025

As a therapist, I often witness the quiet exhaustion behind a brave face.

Numbness can feel like strength—it helps us function, protect ourselves, and keep moving forward.

But true strength isn’t about shutting down our feelings; it’s about having the courage to feel them.

Emotional numbness is a survival response, often rooted in past pain or overwhelm.

It serves a purpose, but over time, it can keep us disconnected from joy, connection, and our authentic selves.

Healing doesn’t mean you have to feel everything all at once—it means gently, with support, learning how to safely reconnect.

Strength is found in vulnerability, in choosing to lean into what hurts with compassion instead of retreating into silence.

If you find yourself numb, know that you are not broken—you’re protecting something tender.

And that tenderness deserves to be seen, heard, and held with care.

Healing starts with honoring that.

Could you use some guidance and support through this?

Contact me today, and let's get started!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

08/11/2025

Healing often asks us to do something counterintuitive: lean into discomfort instead of running from it.

It’s natural to want to avoid pain, numb out, or distract ourselves—but true healing lives on the other side of what we’re trying to avoid.

The discomfort you feel isn’t a sign that you’re broken; it’s a signal that something important is asking for your attention.

When we gently turn toward our pain—with curiosity instead of judgment—we begin to understand it, soothe it, and eventually release it.

Growth doesn't come from staying safe and unchanged.

It comes from courageously sitting with what feels hard, allowing it to move through us, and discovering the strength we didn’t know we had.

Leaning into discomfort doesn’t mean you’re doing something wrong—it means you’re healing.

Slowly.

Bravely.

And exactly as you need to.

Be gentle with yourself.

This part of the journey matters just as much as the destination.

Need guidance and support through this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

06/11/2025

Healing isn’t always a straight path forward.

Sometimes it looks and feels like unraveling—like losing parts of ourselves we once clung to for safety, identity, or connection.

Real healing often asks us to release what no longer serves us—patterns, relationships, roles—that may have once protected us but now limit us.

In that tender, in-between space—between who we were and who we’re becoming—it’s natural to feel uncertain, raw, or even alone.

But it’s also where we meet our most authentic self, free from survival strategies and old wounds.

If you’re in that space right now, know this: it doesn’t mean you’re broken or failing.

It means you’re growing.

Trust the quiet shifts.

Trust your strength.

The truest version of you is emerging, one gentle step at a time.

Need support and guidance through this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

02/11/2025

Feeling stuck—whether in the same patterns, emotions, or relationships—can be deeply frustrating.

You might know something needs to change, but feel powerless to shift it.

Therapy can help illuminate what's beneath the surface.

Through IFS (Internal Family Systems), we gently explore the protective parts of you that are trying to keep you safe, even if their methods no longer serve you. When we compassionately get to know these parts, we can begin to unburden them and access your core Self—calm, clear, and capable of leading change.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) helps untangle the emotional roots of stuckness by processing past experiences that may still be shaping your present.

These therapies don’t just offer insight—they support real transformation.

You are not broken or lazy.

Often, you’re carrying pain or patterns that were never yours to keep.

Healing is possible. And with the right support, so is forward movement.

Ready to get unstuck? Contact me today, and let's get started!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

28/10/2025

Our emotions are experiences, not our identity.

When a wave of sadness, anger, fear, or shame rises, it’s easy to believe this is who I am.

But you are not the storm—you are the sky that holds it.

In therapy, we often practice stepping back and witnessing our feelings with compassion and curiosity, rather than judgment or fear.

This shift allows space for healing.

When we observe rather than fuse with our emotions, we open the door to greater clarity, choice, and self-compassion.

You can feel deeply without being consumed.

You can honor your emotions without being defined by them.

Healing doesn’t mean never feeling—it means learning how to be with your feelings from a grounded, centered place.

You are more than what you feel.

You are the one who lovingly notices it all.

Need support and guidance with this?

Contact me today to see how I can help!

www.WakeHavenTherapy.com

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