One of the best forms of therapy is reading and reflecting. We are able to sit quietly and ponder a new thought we’d never considered before.
We can go deeper inside ourselves, explore our interpretation, and battle with how it is making us feel.
That “feeling”. The discomfort. The squirminess. The perplexing nature of our thoughts.
That’s how change begins to happen.
Looking for a suggestion? I’d start with Byron Katie’s book, “Loving What Is”.
The 4 questions she poses become great journaling prompts to help you begin your healing.
Answer them honestly and watch your world change.