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About Our Community
Exploring Therapy is a community dedicated to helping people live more healthy, free and connected lives that they absolutely love.
We explore what wellness looks like in the therapy office and beyond.
We believe that being healthy is a mind, body, and soul practice.
We believe that love is essential, that relationships are the greatest source of health and healing, and that people like you and me have the power to make a real and impactful change in our world.
We prefer to be warm people over cool people.
We believe we have the power to hold space for one another.
We believe that overcoming our fears makes for the best kind of life.
We believe that enjoying life should happen everyday - not just weekends, or in two weeks of vacation a year.
We search and sometimes fight for the small moments of joy and delight that bring balance to our active lives, often spent serving others.
We advocate for self-care in all forms, including therapy, long coffee dates with friends, and dark chocolate.
We believe in giving back, failing up, serving others, generosity, and kindness to our planet and home.
We believe that more often than not, anything we do is best done together. That’s why Exploring Therapy exists.
If your nervous system has been running on caffeine and existential dread lately, congratulations. You’re responding appropriately to current events. If you've been doomscrolling until your brain feels fried, quietly carrying this simmering sense of dread every time you glance at the headlines, or just feeling the urge to stay in bed all day to hide from it all, that’s 100% correct. It’s a lot.