
Have you ever finally gotten a moment to slow down only to find yourself feeling restless, guilty, anxious, or uncomfortable? Maybe you’ve finished your to-do list and immediately started looking for the next thing. Maybe you sit down to relax and suddenly remember seventeen things you should be doing. Maybe you take a day off […]

Have you ever finally gotten a moment to slow down only to find yourself feeling restless, guilty, anxious, or uncomfortable? Maybe you’ve finished your to-do list and immediately started looking for the next thing. Maybe you sit down to relax and suddenly remember seventeen things you should be doing. Maybe you take a day off […]

Have you ever finally gotten a moment to slow down only to find yourself feeling restless, guilty, anxious, or uncomfortable? Maybe you’ve finished your to-do list and immediately started looking for the next thing. Maybe you sit down to relax and suddenly remember seventeen things you should be doing. Maybe you take a day off […]

Have you ever finally gotten a moment to slow down only to find yourself feeling restless, guilty, anxious, or uncomfortable? Maybe you’ve finished your to-do list and immediately started looking for the next thing. Maybe you sit down to relax and suddenly remember seventeen things you should be doing. Maybe you take a day off […]

Most people come into therapy wanting to stop people-pleasing. They want to stop saying yes when they mean no. Stop worrying about disappointing everyone. Stop feeling responsible for other people’s feelings. And those are worthwhile goals. But here’s what I often tell clients: The people pleaser isn’t actually the problem. The people pleaser is a […]

Most people come into therapy wanting to stop people-pleasing. They want to stop saying yes when they mean no. Stop worrying about disappointing everyone. Stop feeling responsible for other people’s feelings. And those are worthwhile goals. But here’s what I often tell clients: The people pleaser isn’t actually the problem. The people pleaser is a […]

Most people come into therapy wanting to stop people-pleasing. They want to stop saying yes when they mean no. Stop worrying about disappointing everyone. Stop feeling responsible for other people’s feelings. And those are worthwhile goals. But here’s what I often tell clients: The people pleaser isn’t actually the problem. The people pleaser is a […]

Most people come into therapy wanting to stop people-pleasing. They want to stop saying yes when they mean no. Stop worrying about disappointing everyone. Stop feeling responsible for other people’s feelings. And those are worthwhile goals. But here’s what I often tell clients: The people pleaser isn’t actually the problem. The people pleaser is a […]