I know firsthand what it feels like to struggle – and to free yourself from the inevitable challenges that life brings.
When I was twelve years old, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Sadly, after remission, my mother passed away.
No amount of therapy could make the pain and hurt of losing my mother go away. But with the support of my family therapist, I learned to cope.
Most importantly, I discovered that a difficult experience is actually an opportunity to grow.
This early life experience forever shaped me – and led me to help others learn to use struggle and crisis as a way to facilitate change and growth.
I know firsthand what it feels like to struggle – and to free yourself from the inevitable challenges that life brings.
When I was twelve years old, my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. Sadly, after remission, my mother passed away.
No amount of therapy could make the pain and hurt of losing my mother go away. But with the support of my family therapist, I learned to cope.
Most importantly, I discovered that a difficult experience is actually an opportunity to grow.
This early life experience forever shaped me – and led me to help others learn to use struggle and crisis as a way to facilitate change and growth.
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