As we work around the intricate tapestry of life, I want to acknowledge that each one of us carries the weight of our unique struggles and imperfections. In the words of the insightful Ernest Hemingway, “We are all broken, that’s how the light gets in.” These words resonate profoundly in the world of therapy, reminding us that vulnerability and imperfection pave the way for healing and growth.
We often forget the beauty that emerges from our broken pieces. Just like a mosaic, our lives are comprised of fragments, each holding its own story. As a therapist, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of embracing our brokenness, understanding that it’s not a sign of weakness but a testament to our resilience.
The cracks in our facade allow the light of self-discovery and compassion to filter through. It’s in those moments of vulnerability that we connect with our true selves. Therapy becomes a safe space where these fractures are explored, not as flaws to be fixed, but as avenues for illumination.
In therapy, we encourage a shift in perspective—a movement from self-judgment to self-compassion. And that’s why I love and believe in therapy.
Before I end up preaching, I just want to say that healing doesn’t mean erasing our scars but learning to wear them with pride. Our brokenness in our lives is a reminder that growth often arises from adversity.
So friends, let’s celebrate our imperfections, and explore the beauty within the broken, recognizing that it’s okay not to be okay 
