Oh my goodness, this is so beautiful! Maybe I’m biased because I am a therapist, but I also go to therapy and have on off for years. The relationships I build with my clients is so unique and honestly sacred. That’s what I love about being a therapist. That relationship is everything! It’s also what I love about having a therapist. A few months ago, my therapist asked me if I even needed her any more and I was like, well, of course I do! Where else am I going to broadcast the weekly episode of Days of Our Liz? I am very grateful for my current therapist and the one before this one who encouraged me to become a therapist and even told me I would be so good at it. I think I am good at it, at least some of the time, and I am so lucky because I have a job I love. It’s an honor and a privilege to be the therapist for every single client I have now and have ever had. And I don’t know what I would do without my awesome and sassy therapist, Claire. Thank you so much for this! It means the world.
I just realized there was an entire other half to your comment, Liz. Sometimes, Substack likes to play hide and seek with messages.
I loved reading your shoutout to Claire, your therapist. The way you shared that perspective—how, even as a patient, your former therapist became a catalyst for your own journey into becoming a therapist yourself—is such a beautiful, often untold part of the healer’s path. It’s a powerful reminder that even those who guide others on their path need guidance themselves.
And it struck me—I’ve been so deeply involved in the therapy and mental health community for so long that I sometimes forget that many people still don’t realize that therapists also seek their own support. Thank you for sharing that part of your journey.
Moments like this are why I believe in the magic of alignment. When we’re in tune, the universe has a way of sending the right nudges and synchronicities. Working with you and writing your piece was the spark that finally moved me to share the framework for The Healer’s Economy and SROI in GAAP. It’s all connected.
Thank you so much for being here and for writing this incredible piece about me 😊I shared it with my therapist ❤️ I am so glad you felt it was time to share your framework and I love it so much! I am grateful to be a part of this and happy to help any time. Thank you a million times and then again!
As I mentioned in our DMs, Liz, working on your piece for the series "The Origin Conversations: The Power of Shared Resonance" was the spark that inspired this post.
For those interested, you can read that piece here:
For me, healers have always come first—always, always, always. In fact, I’ve been quietly building a framework for a new economy centered around the healing profession, a paradigm where those who guide, nurture, and transform others are valued and empowered.
Meghan, thank you for holding this resonance with such clarity and grace. As we just shared in DMs—I already Know the moment is encoded. Our conversation will be soul-lifting, magnetic, and richly rewarding—not just for us, but for the entire field we’re anchoring. This is what unfolds when the called ones truly recognize each other. 🔥🕊<3.
The way you honor the quiet, steady presence of therapists, the ones who see us when we can’t see ourselves, is deeply moving. Your reflection is a reminder that healing isn’t loud, but powerful in its stillness. I felt every word.
Thank you, Rosalie! I noticed that you have worked on "12 Psychological Triggers for Better Content" - I love love love that. Btw, I can strongly feel the resonance within your own field - you've got quite a story to tell yourself! I already know!
Oh my goodness, this is so beautiful! Maybe I’m biased because I am a therapist, but I also go to therapy and have on off for years. The relationships I build with my clients is so unique and honestly sacred. That’s what I love about being a therapist. That relationship is everything! It’s also what I love about having a therapist. A few months ago, my therapist asked me if I even needed her any more and I was like, well, of course I do! Where else am I going to broadcast the weekly episode of Days of Our Liz? I am very grateful for my current therapist and the one before this one who encouraged me to become a therapist and even told me I would be so good at it. I think I am good at it, at least some of the time, and I am so lucky because I have a job I love. It’s an honor and a privilege to be the therapist for every single client I have now and have ever had. And I don’t know what I would do without my awesome and sassy therapist, Claire. Thank you so much for this! It means the world.
I just realized there was an entire other half to your comment, Liz. Sometimes, Substack likes to play hide and seek with messages.
I loved reading your shoutout to Claire, your therapist. The way you shared that perspective—how, even as a patient, your former therapist became a catalyst for your own journey into becoming a therapist yourself—is such a beautiful, often untold part of the healer’s path. It’s a powerful reminder that even those who guide others on their path need guidance themselves.
And it struck me—I’ve been so deeply involved in the therapy and mental health community for so long that I sometimes forget that many people still don’t realize that therapists also seek their own support. Thank you for sharing that part of your journey.
Moments like this are why I believe in the magic of alignment. When we’re in tune, the universe has a way of sending the right nudges and synchronicities. Working with you and writing your piece was the spark that finally moved me to share the framework for The Healer’s Economy and SROI in GAAP. It’s all connected.
Thank you again for being part of that flow.
Thank you so much for being here and for writing this incredible piece about me 😊I shared it with my therapist ❤️ I am so glad you felt it was time to share your framework and I love it so much! I am grateful to be a part of this and happy to help any time. Thank you a million times and then again!
As I mentioned in our DMs, Liz, working on your piece for the series "The Origin Conversations: The Power of Shared Resonance" was the spark that inspired this post.
For those interested, you can read that piece here:
https://theomegaorigin.substack.com/p/liz-the-courage-to-be-human
For me, healers have always come first—always, always, always. In fact, I’ve been quietly building a framework for a new economy centered around the healing profession, a paradigm where those who guide, nurture, and transform others are valued and empowered.
I think it’s time to share it.
So beautiful, Lorenzo! Thank you for seeing we, the therapists who are truly called. It’s lovely to feel seen in seeing you.
Meghan, thank you for holding this resonance with such clarity and grace. As we just shared in DMs—I already Know the moment is encoded. Our conversation will be soul-lifting, magnetic, and richly rewarding—not just for us, but for the entire field we’re anchoring. This is what unfolds when the called ones truly recognize each other. 🔥🕊<3.
Yes, yes. Anchoring is the word!
The way you honor the quiet, steady presence of therapists, the ones who see us when we can’t see ourselves, is deeply moving. Your reflection is a reminder that healing isn’t loud, but powerful in its stillness. I felt every word.
Thank you, Rosalie! I noticed that you have worked on "12 Psychological Triggers for Better Content" - I love love love that. Btw, I can strongly feel the resonance within your own field - you've got quite a story to tell yourself! I already know!