I’m not Criticizing Dr. MLK Jr. but…
We often honor Martin Luther King Jr. as a symbol of peace, moral clarity, and hope. But there is a quieter, more uncomfortable truth beneath the quotes and commemorations. Dr. King’s life—and his beliefs—evolved in ways that challenge the fairy tale version we were taught. This reflection explores the gap between who he was on paper and who he became,
Breaking Cycles vs. Making Cycles: The Key Shift in Your Healing Journey
In today’s fast-paced world, feelings of loneliness and disconnection are increasingly common, yet often overlooked. For many, especially those breaking cycles in their families or communities, this isolation can feel compounded.
Why We Ask for a Card on File(And What It Really Means for You)
Dear Cycle Breaker, We see you. Balancing healing, responsibilities, and money matters—while also trying to protect your peace. So when we ask for a credit or debit card on file before your first session, we understand it might bring up questions. Especially if: You have full insurance coverage or no copay You haven’t met us yet and want to make sure it’s not a
Breaking the Cycle of Labor Trauma: Healing Beyond Guilt & Exhaustion
The Hidden Weight of Labor Trauma: Why You Feel Like Rest is a Luxury Some of the most common struggles I hear from clients sound like this: "I feel guilty when I rest, like I should be doing more." "Why do I always feel like I have to prove my worth at work and in relationships?" "I know I’m exhausted, but slowing down feels
Your Healing is Bigger Than You: How Personal Growth Fuels Collective Liberation
Healing isn’t just about you—it never was. The boundaries you set, the cycles you break, and the care you extend to yourself ripple far beyond your own life. The other day, someone shared that a single moment of me standing up for a colleague had inspired them to advocate for their family and teach their daughter about justice. It was
Cycle Breaker Reflections: Back-to-School Season as a window in the Soul
As the back-to-school season approaches, it brings a flood of memories and emotions. This time of year marks new beginnings, fresh starts, and the nervous excitement of stepping into the unknown. Reflecting on our childhood experiences during this season can provide valuable insights into our personal growth and current beliefs.
Loneliness vs Being Alone: Feeling Connected when No one is around
Many people confuse being alone with feeling lonely, but the two are quite different. Being alone is a physical state where one is simply not with others, while loneliness is an emotional state that can feel painful and isolating, regardless of one's social situation. Understanding this distinction is crucial as we navigate our paths toward deeper connection and well-being.
Breaking the Cycle of Loneliness: Embracing Connection through Holistic Healing
In today’s fast-paced world, feelings of loneliness and disconnection are increasingly common, yet often overlooked. For many, especially those breaking cycles in their families or communities, this isolation can feel compounded.
5 Ways to Practice Right Relationship with the Earth
Breathing in the oxygen the trees offered, I felt called to embrace one of them. Yes, I hugged a tree, and though it might have looked odd to some, that simple act was a powerful moment of release. It shook me loose from the myth of disconnection and nudged me closer to a fundamental truth—the omnipresent connection around us.
Navigating Grief During the Holidays: A Guide for Cycle Breakers
As the holiday season approaches, it can bring up mixed emotions for many of us. While it can be a season of joy and togetherness, it can also serve as a reminder of our grief—whether that's grief over the loss of a loved one, the changing dynamics within our families, or the sense of ambiguity that arises during this time.