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In my initial conversations with new clients, there's a crucial question that I ask – have you ever found yourself thinking about hurting yourself or others? It's a question that can lead to uncovering layers of emotion. More often than not, the response I hear is something like, "Not exactly, but I just want things to stop." As we dig further, a common thread emerges – it's not about a desire for harm, but a yearning to escape the overwhelming weight of despair. This is a sentiment that echoes for many individuals, far more common than we might think. It's about seeking a respite, a way out from the grip of negativity, whether that's feeling lost in a haze of depression, drowning in frustration, or struggling with a sense of helplessness. These emotions can overwhelm us, and at those times, all we crave is a momentary reprieve. The truth is, we've all been there – when life's challenges seem insurmountable and all we desire is a break. Sometimes, we look at the people around us, hoping they'll change to make our world better. But here's the real power – change begins with us. It's those subtle shifts, those minor adjustments that can lead to remarkable transformations. It might mean setting boundaries to protect our well-being, embracing acceptance of others, recognizing the need for support, or simply practicing better self-care. Now, let's be clear – there's no one-size-fits-all solution. Everyone is unique, and that's where our journey together begins. Through our exploration, we'll chart a course towards a brighter outlook and movement toward the life you want. It's about understanding your story, discovering the paths to healing, and crafting a plan to elevate your mood and navigate the challenges at hand. Ready to escape the shadows and step into the light? Reach out today, and together, we'll uncover the potential for positive change that lies within you.


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