Finding Confidence & Connection: What I've Learned From 5 Years in Therapy

Consciously Clueless

How often do you think about the importance of mental health and the transformative power of therapy in your life? Last month, I shared some personal milestones—six years as a vegan and five years alcohol-free. This month I'm talking about another milestone - five years of therapy, shining a light on how therapy has been a cornerstone in managing anxiety and depression. Listen as I recount the crucial steps of reaching out for professional help, and learn why you don’t need to hit rock bottom or face trauma to seek therapy. I bust some of the top myths surrounding mental health support, encouraging everyone to consider therapy as a valuable resource for navigating life's complexities.

Join me as I uncover the multifaceted benefits of therapy, from finding the right therapist to the significance of understanding that emotions such as depression and anxiety ebb and flow. You'll hear how therapy can help build self-confidence, improve relationship skills, and equip you to tackle life's challenges head-on. This episode also highlights the importance of not feeling guilty about your emotions and the power of having a safe space to explore them. To my amazing listeners, your support means the world to me—please leave reviews, share the episode, and join our Consciously Carly community on Patreon for exclusive content and support.

Resources:

Depression series on Consciously Clueless

Try BetterHelp with 10% off your first month using code CARLY

5 Myths About Therapy

Therapy - Mental Health America

National Mental Health Hotline (U.S.)

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