Therapy Goers Are Not Weak

Everyone needs help with some things and most people are not capable to deal with complex subjects on their own.

Seeking help for your problems means you’re taking action. Asking for help often requires more strength than passively staying stuck.

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9 Myths and Facts About Therapy

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