Love therapy

Love is always complicated, but rarely as complex as the love felt for a therapist. Although it’s often dismissed, buried, or even shamed, loving your therapist is deeply human, and often, a sign that therapy is working. Love has many nuances and many potential expressions (some of which can be highly problematic in a therapeutic relationship) but the felt experience of love is a positive sign that the relationship between a client and therapist has a powerful potential to bring healing.

The difference between healthy love vs unhealthy love and what they mean in our relationships. What kind of relationship are you in?

Self-love is so important for your mental and physical well-being. Here are 30 ways on how to practice self-love.

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Are you familiar with the 5 love languages? The concept was originally created by Gary Chapman in his book, The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts, and include include words of affirmation, physical touch, quality time, receiving gifts, and acts of service. Here are 60+ ways to show you

Love notes to myself and to you. Take what you need 💌 #selfloveclub