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The Primal Wound by Nancy Newton Verrier explores the deep, often invisible impact of adoption on the emotional lives of adoptees. Blending psychology, attachment theory, and lived experience, Verrier offers a compassionate lens on the grief, identity struggles, and relational wounds many adoptees carry. This powerful book challenges assumptions and encourages deeper understanding, validation, and healing for adoptees and those who love them.

In this final part of my blog series, I'm sharing how I support fellow therapists through clinical supervision and EMDR consultation. Whether you're pursuing licensure or deepening your trauma lens, I offer a collaborative, practical, and personalized approach to help you grow with confidence. Learn more about my supervision style, consultation specialties, and how we can work together.

In this first installment of The Mindful Reader, I explore Quiet by Susan Cain - a powerful look at the strengths of introverts in a world that often favors extroversion. Through personal stories and research, Cain challenges us to rethink how we define value, presence, and power. Whether you identify as introverted or work with those who do, this book offers insight, compassion, and practical tools for understanding yourself and others.

Join my interactive mental health workshops that provide practical tools for well-being, including nature-based activities like hiking.

Join my mental health book club! First book: Quiet by Susan Cain. Let’s explore self-growth, introversion, and well-being together!

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