FOR THE ONES WHO NOTICE EVERYTHING
Things I think about between sessions
What's on my mind, what I'm reading, noticing, or is currently taking up more space in my head than I'd like to admit. It all comes from being a human and working as a therapist.
Written for people who notice a lot, think about it afterward, and usually want to know what's underneath it.
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