Hi all, welcome back!
It has been a while since I posted on mental health. Today I will share how my new journey has started and that it does make me optimistic about the future.
A few months ago I made a blog post that I had registered myself again for treatment. There was a waiting period of several months, last Tuesday was the first session.
The session was intense, but pleasant at the same time. We discussed my life story, what I am currently facing, how I view the world, but also whether I am really willing to do what is necessary to learn to do things differently. This last question is interesting as it the way you are currently coping does serve a purpose (or did in the past).
The focus of my treatment will be on trauma treatment based on events from early childhood and 2 specific events that occured later, this combined with schema therapy focused on how this has formed difficult patterns for me.
Looking back is difficult, as in I tried to block all memories of my childhood for years, but sometimes the key for selfimprovement lies in the past. For now, weekly outpatient treatment. Which I am actually really looking forward to.
in 2022 had a year of (group)treatment earlier and made 4 incredibly good friends from it - with whom you have a deep bond precisely because of the shared trajectory.
I hesitated for a moment to write a blog post about it, but I do wish everyone who experiences a threshold to work on themselves that they dare to take that step and break the taboo. We all experience difficulties at times and I feel it does take strength to try to improve yourself where you can.
Have a great weekend!
Hive Power Up Month Challenge #pum
Since first of January I am participating in a challenge in which you power up at least 1 hive a day.
Today was day # 18 in which I powered up 11.7 Hive bringing the total for january to 195.3 Hive 
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