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Starting therapy: what to expect
What a first session actually looks like, what you don't need to worry about, and a few gentle ways to prepare.
Open the guideThese are the little notes I find myself writing out for people in session. Read them here, print the ones that speak to you, and keep them close.
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What a first session actually looks like, what you don't need to worry about, and a few gentle ways to prepare.
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Five short practices to steady your body when anxiety spikes, with space to note which ones actually work for you.
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Plain scripts for saying no at work and at home, plus what to do with the guilt that shows up afterwards.
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What's normal, what's worth a call, and how to set up support before you're too tired to ask for it.
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Map everything you're carrying, see whose it actually is, and choose the first thing to put down.
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A practical page for racing thoughts and worry loops, what to do in the moment, and what to do with the 3am replay reel.
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How to ask for what you need, with a partner, family member or friend, without guilt, shutdowns or the same old argument.
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A page to fill in slowly: what helps you feel safe, what doesn't, and what you'd like someone to understand about where you come from.
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For the season between what was and what's next: name what you're leaving, what you want to keep, and one small step for this week.
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One page to fill in before the conversation you keep rehearsing, what you need, how you'll say it, and how you'll steady yourself.
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Options for support, safer contact and next steps while staying, preparing to leave or after leaving, wherever you are.
Open the worksheetThese guides are education, not therapy or medical advice. If you'd like support with any of it, book a free consult.