Life After Therapy
Maria Mosca (She/Her)Just an autistic girl, standing in front of the neurotypical world, asking it to love me.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | lifeaftertherapy.substack.com |
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It takes as long as it takes
I’ve been contemplating which poem I want to share next, and some of my favorite pieces to write are ones where I’m able to give myself good advice. I wrote this in a workshop last year, and it’s been a guiding light for me to stay connecte...
Both Things can be True.
I woke up this morning truly agitated and irritated. I can feel the anger pulsing through my fingertips as I type, my body is shaking slightly in aggravation. (Although even admitting this publicly helps to ease my nerves) I’m uneasy and re...
The call is coming from inside the house.
I think a lot about triggers and trigger warnings. I share a lot about my trauma in public spaces (by which I mean writing workshops and this substack) and I try to be aware about what might affect other people. I include trigger warnings w...
You don't have to be hopeful.
My title is stolen from a quote I heard, but I don’t remember where I heard it from. The point is, I didn’t write it and yet I have sucked the wisdom from this phrase the way I can suck the meat off a chicken a wing.
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