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With Empathy and Strong Desire I’m here to Listen, Suport and Empower You on Your Journey.
Number of ratings3 Number of reviews2 Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, Dutch, Romanian Listener sinceOct 2, 2024 Last activein last week GenderFemale PathStep 104 People helped12 Chats25 Forum posts16 Forum upvotes44
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I am currently in my second year of studying for a BSc in psychology. My career goal is to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology and become a Clinical Psychologist specialising in substance use disorders, mental disorders, and personality disorders. My passion lies in helping individuals overcome addiction and regain control of their lives. With empathy and a strong desire to have a positive impact, I am dedicated to promoting mental well-being and reducing the stigma surrounding addiction.

Recent forum posts
What Would I Do Differently?
7 Cups Online Therapy / by Sel3ne
Last post
 October 24th
...See more Well, to begin with, I would not have wasted so much time thinking and believing, “I know better,” and adopting the mindset of “me against the world.” Instead, I should have been open-minded and listened to those who truly wanted the best for me. I don’t regret much in my life; otherwise, I wouldn’t be here today as the person I am now. However, having trust issues since childhood makes it difficult to know whom to trust. You end up trusting nobody and choosing to go your own way because you believe your way is “better.”   What would I do differently? I would listen. I would speak out instead of repressing my feelings, and I would do everything to ensure I am heard because, yes, I matter!
Saying NO Is Self-Love
Addiction Support / by Sel3ne
Last post
 October 28th
...See more Attend to your feelings when you say No. How do you feel afterwards? You may feel fearful that you will lose a friend. You may think at times that saying NO means not having as much fun. But …where would a Yes lead you? Would you regret it afterwards?  Saying "no" can absolutely be a good thing! It sets boundaries, protects your energy, and preserves your mental well-being. It shows you know your limits and value your time. Sometimes, people feel guilty for saying no, but remember that saying no to one thing often means saying yes to something more important—like your own needs or priorities. Do you find it hard to say no in certain situations?
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Listener with great keenness and empathy. Willing to listen patiently and very supportive. Sophia
very insightful and sweet
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