Welcome to the Club: A Space for Growth, Reflection, and Good Vibes
Hi there and welcome!
Starting therapy is a big step. It’s brave, sometimes intimidating, and hopefully, ultimately empowering. At Good Vibes Therapy, my goal is to make sure you never feel alone on that journey. This blog is an extension of the work I do with my clients—a space for reflection, encouragement, education, and a little bit of inspiration.
This blog is where I’ll be sharing reflections on books, ideas, and topics that resonate with me as a therapist and a human. I love reading therapy-informed texts, thought-provoking nonfiction, and stories that help us better understand ourselves and others. My hope is that these posts will offer you insight, hope, and maybe even a sense of being understood.
I want you to know: you don’t have to figure it all out alone. Whether you’re a current client, considering therapy, or simply looking for meaningful reading, I’m so glad you’re here.
Thanks for stopping by—and stay tuned for book reflections, mental health insights, and a whole lot of good vibes.
What the Stories We Tell Reveal About Our Truth
“For me, Life of Pi is less about survival at sea and more about survival through storytelling. It’s a reminder that stories (whether factual, allegorical, or somewhere in between) carry power, and that listening deeply means looking beyond the details to the human truth within them.”
What A Horror Story Can Teach Us About Survival
“The novel doesn’t ask us to fear the fractured mind. It asks us to witness it. And in doing so, it reminds us that the goal of healing is not to eliminate the adaptations that kept us alive, but to thank them for what they made possible.”
What We Can Learn About Self-Care from Witches
“For those who feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure of how to begin a self-care practice, A Witch’s Book of Self-Care offers gentle wisdom. It doesn’t demand perfection—it invites presence.”
What “Chasing the Scream” Taught Me About Addiction and Connection
“Addiction, in this light, isn’t just about substances. It’s about what happens when we can’t connect and when we can’t find meaning.”
What Is the Significance of Connection?
“Therapy isn’t just about reducing symptoms—it’s about restoring connection.”