I personally detest labels. Each person has his or her shortcomings, problems and weaknesses, AND their strengths, their own character, motivation, and perseverance, therefore each case has its own course of action.
It’s not a question about right or wrong rather improvement, interpret it as how a professional sportsman looks at himself.
“Well, what’s your Unique Selling Point, then?” or “Who is your target market?”, “Why should they come to you?”, “How are they going to find you, you need to distinguish yourself?” blah blah blah … Basically, I help anyone, from teenager onwards, who wants to be helped, everybody who is fed up walking around with their heart on their sleeve, who’s given the runaround, somebody who still doesn’t see any change after years of therapy, and people who are content, but feel something lacking or want to explore something new and don’t know how or what. I am there for souls who’ve lost their compass. Everything that entails YOU, whether it’s a big or a small topic.
Already within the first few sessions you will notice the pieces of Self put back together, becoming whole, understanding yourself better, and having a great inner feeling. Almost like being reborn.
But if you insist on a list with bullet points:
I regularly work with people who have been dealing with the same issue(s) for more than five years, unnecessary, I might add, and leaving within six sessions totally different. You can see this for instance in their posture, faces, and expression. They behave in a successful and powerful manner and they really feel better.
This is the time to be yourself, but it’s also the time to become conscious of who you are. It is one thing to be yourself; it is another to know yourself. When you truly know yourself, you are resilient and powerful and able to handle anything or anyone coming at you. Coming from your true authentic Self is more substantial then buying yet another Gucci shirt ;-). Knowing yourself is what makes you strong and beautiful.
If you’re ready to take the next step towards empowering yourself, let’s talk.
Depression is a call to action.