You’ve probably heard it before:
“Take it one day at a time.”
“Just be strong.”
“You’re too blessed to be stressed.”
And while those phrases are well-meaning, they often skip over the truth: healing is rarely linear, and it doesn’t always look graceful.
For many of us, especially those of us who are Black, Brown, women, parents, caretakers, or all of the above; healing is layered. It’s messy. It might look like smiling at work while crying in the car. It might mean setting boundaries for the first time and battling guilt the whole way through. It might even mean finally admitting: I’m not okay.
There’s no “right” way to heal.
We’ve been taught to bounce back quickly, to carry the load without complaint, to stay strong at all costs. But what happens when that strength becomes silent suffering?
At Unscripted Healing, I hold space for the people who are tired of pretending. For the people who want support without having to educate their therapist first. For the folks who want to feel seen and affirmed, not just treated.
So what does healing look like?
Sometimes it’s a deep breath you didn’t know you were holding.
Sometimes it’s feeling safe enough to say what you really feel.
Sometimes it’s laughing during a session and not apologizing for it.
And sometimes, it’s just showing up.
You don’t have to have the right words. You don’t need a five-year plan. You just need a space where healing can unfold at your pace, in your voice, without judgment.
That’s what Unscripted Healing is all about.
Let this be your reminder:
You’re allowed to heal slowly.
You’re allowed to be soft.
You’re allowed to start again.
Your journey doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s. It just has to feel like you.
Feeling this?
Let’s stay connected.
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