Our therapeutic work often reveals that people sometimes apologize for the very things that help us understand them better. These moments are rarely inconveniences. More often, they're invitations. They help us understand how someone experiences the world and what helps them feel safe, connected, and able to be themselves.
Read MoreSometimes healing begins not with answers, but with curiosity. As I sat with the flowers, I found myself appreciating not only their beauty, but also the gift itself. There was something deeply moving about someone sharing something they had cultivated and cared for.
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