If I didn’t believe that people had the power to change, I wouldn’t be a psychotherapist. It’s also occurring to me, here and now, that “The Power to Change” might be a good title for the book my friend Megan and I are writing about our experiences as psychotherapists. Other possible book titles include …
- “Psyched About Psychotherapy”
- “All Healing is Mutual”
- “You Have Options”
- “It’s Not Your Grandfather’s Psychotherapy”
… all of which we have the power to change.
When I’m scared or overwhelmed, I can forget that I have the power to change things, including myself.
Do you see the power to change in my images for today?
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On National Financial Freedom Day, too many Americans don’t have the power to change their financial situation to reach financial freedom, especially after the recent Supreme Court rulings.
I probably don’t have the power to change the person on Twitter who replied to my last question of the day with this: “One of the most sideways leftist tweets I’ve ever seen. Do you, Ann.”
However, I do have the power to change my reaction to that by replying, “Thanks. I will.”
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “the power to change.”
I’m happy to hear from Nat Kendall-Taylor that framing has the power to change the bias against old people.
Thanks to all who have the power to change, including YOU.
