
Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real—with painful honesty, compassion, and authenticity.
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Psychologist and writer, sharing (anonymously, for now) from both sides of the therapy room. This is where the mask comes off. I write about falling apart and the messy, brave work of becoming real.
Clinical psychologist. Yoga teacher. Spiritual seeker. Life survivor. Writing at the intersection of life and therapy, from my home in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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