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Hello, I howl at the moon.

[thewolfswords]

I don't deserve this treatment. I don't deserve this pain. I am in so much pain. You tore my heart right out of my chest.

[thewolfswords]

How dare you play with my life like that. That's Fucked Up

[thewolfswords]

You fucking lying bitch

[heavensghost]

[blackcanarys-movedblogs-deactiv]

[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]

[pseudoleo]

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[dancinbutterfly]

Soooooo as a therapist? This would make her my favorite fucking client.

[gayinsomniacdragon606]

@dancinbutterfly for her humor, her efficiency or possibly smthg else lol

[dancinbutterfly]

Efficiency is def one part of it. I do love a quick and complete delivery of the necessary information.

But also it tells me that she has a certain level of clinical literacy, that she has been in some kind of treatment before. There are things that I can do with clients in later stages of counseling that I wouldn’t do with clients in early stages because they aren’t there yet.

The slideshow also helps show me her understanding of her own experience. I get her perspective in her terms which is always important because empathy and understanding are pretty much the most important things to have as a therapist. Therapists are not computers. We can’t always remember everything that is why we take notes and something like this would be really helpful to study to know her better.

This would also tells me a lot about how she processes a problem. Problem: New therapist who doesn’t know my issues. Old Solutions: I lay it out piecemeal as they ask questions or give what’s basically a monologue of all I can remember to my therapist which is what I usually do and don’t like. New Solution: PowerPoint.

Seeing that would give me a place to start asking questions about what her that process was coming up with the new solution because to me? That’s creative af and highly intelligent problemsolving and if she can apply that kind of reasoning and action to her new therapist issue she can probably apply that to addressing her own personal issues herself with some assistance to help get the distance and perspectives often needed on things that are tied up in intense or traumatic feelings. A halfway competent counselor will guide her to that and she’ll probably do the rest herself.

Thanks for asking. That was a fun mental excersice. Hope it made sense.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[king-marshmallow]

[vivienvalentino]

Introducing myself like

[positiveautistic-deactivated202]

You are still alive, and i’m very proud of you for that.

[thepowerwithin]

“Take your own self love completely into your own hands. Only you will know how to handle it best.”

— Nicole Addison @thepowerwithin

[thepowerwithin]

“But does a single cloud darken the entire sky? Does one fallen tree take down the rest of the forest? Does a single day of rain prevent the endless clear skies of tomorrow?”

— Nicole Addison @thepowerwithin

[binshalhoub-deactivated20211110]

You deserve a relationship that allows you to sleep peacefully at night.

[fatallyfallingforyou]

“I know my friends they give me bad advice, like move on, get you out my mind. But don't you think I haven't even tried? You got me cornered and my hands are tied”

-Back to You by Louis Tomlinson

[in-my-thinking]

for you I yearn

tho you wish I’d burn

but even in death’s flame

I’d call only your name

[booksandcows]

[dk-thrive]

“But when you lose someone, you don’t lose them all at once, and their dying doesn’t stop with their death. You lose them a thousand times in a thousand ways. You say a thousand goodbyes. You hold a thousand funerals.”

— Sara Seager, The Smallest Lights in the Universe: A Memoir (Crown, August 18, 2020) 

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

You look good the years don’t seem to have hardened you.