People Pleasing
The tendency to prioritize others' needs and approval over your own, often at the cost of personal well-being or boundaries.
Perfectionism
The constant drive to meet unrealistically high standards, often leading to stress, self-criticism, and fear of failure.
Perception of Self
Perceiving yourself negatively, often feeling inadequate or unworthy, which affects your confidence and ability to embrace your strengths.
You may be considering therapy because you feel stuck. Perhaps you’ve spent a lot of your life prioritizing others while losing sight of yourself. You may feel disconnected — from your voice, your needs, and your worth. You could even feel confused about who you are beneath all the roles you’ve been playing.
You have a deep desire to make meaningful and lasting change and have healthy relationships where you are safe and free to show up as your true self. You hope to confidently make decisions even if others disagree and stop apologizing for who you are. You want to live authentically, unapologetically.
Perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-doubt aren’t personality traits; they’re survival skills you picked up along the way. And the good news? They’re not permanent. Yes, it's possible to stop living on autopilot, heal old wounds, and start living intentionally, from a place of confidence and emotional clarity. You want a relationship with yourself that is secure, loving, and grounded — and you can! That’s what we’re here to help you achieve.