THE be here now blog
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Why I Chose To Tell My Clients I Have Breast Cancer
Age old ethics guidelines tell us that self-disclosure from therapists is not recommended and it will distract clients from their work. Is it time for a change? After my cancer diagnosis my ethics aligned with something else. Something bigger and more human. Our common humanity is our suffering. And we heal by sharing it.
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The questions that shape my work don’t end here. From time to time, I share essays, reflections, upcoming workshops, and new offerings. If you’d like to continue exploring together, I’d love to stay in touch. Sent thoughtfully, never frequently.