Category Archives: mental health

  “Let this year be on you. Guilt-free,” she told me. And it’s what I’ve been telling clients; slow down…give yourself the entire year…you’ll get there.  Offering mental spaces of hope and inspiration as to the value of committing oneself to 2025 differently. Offering a means to acknowledge that they (you, me, we), in andContinue reading “Guilt-Free Me.”