Inner Compass Gem #26 – Debunking Myths of Emotional Healing

🎯 Let’s be real—healing isn’t easy. And half the time, it’s not the pain that stops us.

It’s the fears, doubts, and outdated beliefs we’ve picked up along the way.

💖 If you’ve ever felt unsure about starting your emotional healing journey, you’re not alone.

💡 How about clearing up some of those myths to make your journey feel a little lighter?

THE MYTH ABOUT EMOTIONAL HEALING

“I should be able to handle this on my own.”

⚠️ Cultural norms often glorify independence and make asking for help feel like weakness. But healing is a relational process.

The Truth: Humans are wired for connection (Attachment Theory). Healing relationships—with a therapist, coach, or community—help rewire your nervous system for safety, trust, and resilience.

🧠 Shift Your Mindset: You’re not weak for needing help—you’re human.

True strength is knowing when to reach out and allow others to support your growth.

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  1. “But healing is a relationship process.” Well said. And our perception of ourselves is not always accurate. We may feel weak, yet demonstrate enormous strength simply for having survived our trauma. That we have scars reflects the fact that we’ve lived on this earth…not that we are deficient. A good therapist can help us see that.

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