All of us or at least many of us probably have something to heal. Maybe we are already in the process of healing, and maybe we have taken a step or two and started to lean towards healing. Healing is an active process, and we need to be ready to lean towards healing. There may be times we need to take a break on and off through the healing process. But there are steps we can take along the way and lean towards healing.
Now What?
When you are ready to lean towards healing or reengage with healing, having some help in the process can be beneficial. I think looking for a therapist can be very helpful and there will be some links at the end of this blog to assist you. I believe very much in counseling and would encourage finding a therapist to help you through your journey. There are different places to find a therapist such as professionals directories. You can get a referral from a physician. Can contact your EAP through your work for some names. You can look through different organizations to find someone certified or trained in a certain modality. …
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