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Say Yes to the Mess!

Amber Keating, LCSW

These are my letters of encouragement to burnt-out, resentful perfectionists. What would you give to feel excited about your life again? Here's your place to find lasting relief from stress & bitterness. Posts ≠ therapy.

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PricingFreemiumPublishesTwice weekly
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Back Where We Started

Thanks for joining me here at Say Yes to the Mess! This is my periodic (trying to be weekly!) note of encouragement for those who are tired of pleasing, performing, and pretending to be perfect. It’s exhausting and I hope you enjoy leaning ...

8 days ago
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Clarity

Thanks for joining me here at Say Yes to the Mess! This is my weekly-ish note of encouragement for those who are tired of pleasing, performing, and pretending to be perfect. It’s exhausting and I hope you enjoy leaning into the messiness of...

a month ago
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A Gift for Burning

I’m baaaaaaack! If you didn’t see my note on the Substack app about this, I’m returning from a brief hiatus to take care of some family stuff that came up recently. Currently, I’m in the process of finishing up edits on a new essay, so I th...

a month ago
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Slow Down

Thanks for joining me here at Say Yes to the Mess! This is my weekly-ish note of encouragement for those who are tired of pleasing, performing, and pretending to be perfect. It’s exhausting and I hope you enjoy leaning into the messiness of...

2 months ago
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  • Amber Keating, LCSW

    Say yes to the mess! LCSW in CA and WA. A listener, laugher, and often angry. I write about the therapy biz, CPTSD, chronic pain/illness, neurodivergence, and queerness in a world trying to erase us. Posts ≠ therapy.

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