Welcome
Who You Are
You are a helper, giver, or fixer who feels depleted, empty, unworthy, lonely, and unsatisfied on the inside.
You find yourself constantly giving to others and are now noticing the negative impact on your own mental health.
You struggle with tuning into your own wants and needs, prioritizing self-care, expressing your emotions, and asserting yourself.
You feel a gnawing sense of emptiness that cannot be filled by work, friends, family, or food; nor can you escape it through instant gratifications or mindless distractions.
You have a hard time depending on others and asking for help even when you are at your limit.
You struggle with lack of self-discipline and/or overworking yourself to the point of exhaustion.
You have a wealth of compassion, love, faith, support, and kindness for others and yet do not have a positive relationship with yourself. Instead, you are angry, blaming, and critical of yourself for not living up to your full potential.
You wonder if there is some magical ingredient for happiness and connection that others have that you do not.
You say to yourself, “If people really know who I am, they won’t like me, and they will leave.”
You are not alone. You are not broken. This pattern of being is learned and can be unlearned.
You are exhausted and ready for change.
By the time you are reading this, you might feel fed up and tired of the patterns of emptiness and loneliness in your life. You are ready to do the deep and transformational work to address perfectionism, over-functioning, imposter syndrome, people-pleasing, self-sabotaging behaviors, burnout, depression and anxiety. You may have a history of childhood emotional neglect and trauma that you are now ready to address. You may struggle with your body image and your relationship with food and want to be free of the constant cycles of shame and guilt.
