• Struggling with a mental health diagnosis (e.g., anxiety disorder, agoraphobia or other issues) that makes it difficult to attend traditional therapy. • Live in a rural area. • It is hard to find therapists with the expertise you seek in your area (LGBT affirming therapists, culturally or racially sensitive therapists, or therapists with expertise in complex trauma might be examples). • You are busy, travel out of town for work, have a schedule that conflicts with typical office hours available. |
• Concerned about issues of trust, privacy, and personal disclosure but feel safe to do so in the comfort of your own personal space. • Worried of being physically seen arriving or leaving a therapists office. • Have physical disability , injury, pregnancy or other mobility issues which makes getting to traditional therapy too difficult. • Have never tried therapy and feel this would be an easier way . |
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A tree is a symbol of antiquity and immense and enduring strength. A general symbolic meaning of a tree can be interpreted as protection. A widespread symbol of the tree is the tree of life, it's body rooted in earth with its crown dancing in the sky. A tree is symbolic of nurturing energies if it is a fruit bearing tree. More tree symbolism and symbolic meanings of the tree represent...a recovery from illness, ambition or wishes fulfilled, having to do with family, blessings, good fortune, stability, shelter and security. - Presley Love |