Change is hard.
Sometimes change can seem insurmountable.
Yet we all want to do it. Too often the problem is we rely on the want. The want doesn’t matter. It comes down to the willingness. If you’re sick of wanting and you’re finally willing to make some changes, then it might be time to sneak up on yourself with Covert healing.
The Covert approach is ...
understanding that we don't have to listen to the societal and cultural messages, "You can't. You're not enough. It's too hard." As humans we take these mesages and make them truths. The process of change starts with sneaking around yhe things we 'know'.
You can't get to a destination ...
if you don't know where you are and how you got there. Once you know where you are the journey begins. My purpose is to challenge your indoctrinated knowledge and to help you identify what is truly yours versus what has been given to you.
We cannot truly connect ...
with others without truly connecting to ourselves. So the first question to ask: Do I like myself? And if you can say yes to that question then I can say: Do I love myself? I will approach each session as you are the expert. For example if we chose to meet one hour a week then that would leave you with 167 hours left in that week. You are the expert. I believe in humans so fervently that I will rely on you to bring the energy, information and ideas to each session. Because my job is to understand who you are. And if you can explain to me who you truly are then the work can truly begin.
About
Nick Moore
In addition to my masters degree in clinical mental health counseling, I also have an affinity for human beings. And the hardships and pain of being a human. I have seen a world that is not conducive to growth for those except for the financially elite. I have 40+ years of walking amongst you and using tools that I have learned in life, my education, and in my own therapeutic journey. I am wanting to offer ideas that can help you find the motivation and willingness to create those changes. None of us do life for the result. We do life for the journey. Understanding that we do not have to do that journey alone makes life worth living.
