Grieving the Life You Thought You Wanted: Insights from Clinical Psychologist Aanu

10/12/22 • 28 min

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The picture of the life we envision isn’t always the reality we end up living. Many of us move forward without allowing ourselves the space to grieve the dreams that didn’t come true. In this insightful conversation, Clinical Psychologist Aanu discusses:

The importance of grieving the life you thought you’d have—and why it’s essential for personal growth.
Mental health challenges in the workplace and how to navigate them effectively.
The transformative power of therapy and its role in fostering emotional well-being.

Aanu brings her expertise as a practicing psychologist and founder of us therapy to shed light on these critical topics. Whether you’re struggling with unmet expectations or simply curious about improving your mental health, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice.

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The importance of grieving the life you thought you’d have—and why it’s essential for personal growth.
Mental health challenges in the workplace and how to navigate them effectively.
The transformative power of therapy and its role in fostering emotional well-being.

Follow Aanu’s Practice:

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ustherapy/?hl=en
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Comment below: Have you ever grieved a dream that didn’t come true? How did you process it?

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