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Life coaching

Therapy for Therapists 

A Space Where You Don’t Have to Be the Strong One

​Therapists often carry the unspoken expectation of always being steady, grounded, and regulated. Many fear being “too much,” “not enough,” or “imperfect” in front of others. But in therapy for therapists, you get to be a full human being—not a role, not a container, not a supervisor version of yourself.
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Here, you can:
  • Fall apart and be held
  • Bring the messy parts you usually tuck away
  • Explore the parts of you that never make it into the room with your clients
  • Be honest about burnout, fear, shame, overwhelm, or doubt
  • Allow someone else to track your nervous system for a change
This is a place where your humanity is not just welcome — it’s essential.

You’re Not Just a Therapist — You’re a Person in Transition, Too

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Many therapists seek therapy during major life shifts:
  • Divorce or relationship changes
  • Parenting, co-parenting, or family system challenges
  • Identity crises and values realignment
  • Burnout or questioning career direction
  • Spiritual or existential exploration
  • Loss of meaning or joy in the work
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We Understand the Unique Inner World of Therapists

Clinicians face emotional and energetic demands that most people will never see. You carry stories, trauma echoes, relational countertransference, and the weight of being needed.
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We explore:
  • Compassion fatigue and the slow creep of burnout
  • Imposter feelings, perfectionism, and professional pressure
  • Identity shifts as life evolves outside the therapy room
  • Old conditioning that resurfaces through client work
  • Emotional leakage and unprocessed countertransference
  • Boundaries, people pleasing, and over-functioning
  • Grief that accumulates quietly in the background
You don’t have to perform “therapist competence” here.
We meet in a space where your internal world is prioritized, not hidden.
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