Something is off…
You've been struggling with self-doubt, overwhelming anxiety, and depression, and you know that it has everything to do with your relationship.
You question your every move, thought, question, and comment. You worry about saying the "wrong thing," knowing that it could bring on a wave of boiling anger and rage. Thinking 10 steps ahead of your next comment leaves you exhausted.
The anxiety is overwhelming as you wait for the next time you are ridiculed, shamed, and blamed. The feelings of relief are just as overwhelming when you "make up" but you continue to walk on eggshells, knowing that the next big blowup could happen at any moment.
You're confused, hopeless, lost, and unable to trust yourself.
You deserve a relationship that nurtures and supports you.
You deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.
If you don't change something, you risk completely losing yourself -- your self-respect, your self-confidence, your sense of being. You'll become smaller and smaller in your efforts to sustain your relationship. You'll become a shell of your former self, lost in the forest of doubt, anxiety, and emotional pain.
Continue following this path and things will probably get worse.
But if you reach out for help, you could start to feel better.
You are in the right place. I can help you down the other path to finding yourself again.
I know how hard it is to struggle in your relationship, wondering if things will ever change.
I have dedicated my life to helping people recover from the trauma of toxic, emotionally abusive, and narcissistic relationships. I know how to help people rediscover themselves in the aftermath.
I also know how hard it is to reach out to a therapist for help with your deeply personal struggles.
I promise to make your next steps as easy as possible.
I am thrilled that you found me, and I want you to know that you can begin to feel like yourself again.
Hi. I’m Cassie.
You are probably wondering how I can help you with the scenario mentioned above.
I’ve lived through the ups-and-downs and mental trauma that is rampant in psychologically, mentally, and narcissistically abusive relationships. I’ve been the perpetual, co-dependent people-pleaser, experiencing the exhaustion and despair firsthand. And I rediscovered myself on the other side.
I’ll be honest, it’s not an easy road to navigate. There are stumbling blocks along the way, but I can help you refine yourself, day after day.
It’s possible to travel through the mentally destructive mire and find a new, confident, peaceful you.
