Therapy for People Pleasers
You're the one everyone counts on. The friend who always shows up, the person who says yes when they mean no, the one who keeps the peace even when it costs you. You've gotten so good at taking care of everyone else that you're not even sure what you actually need anymore.
And yet somehow, it's still never quite enough. You give and give and still find yourself anxious, resentful, or exhausted, wondering why no one seems to show up for you the way you show up for them.
This isn't a character flaw. It's a pattern, and it started somewhere. People pleasing is often rooted in early experiences where love felt conditional, where keeping others happy meant staying safe. Understanding where it comes from is the first step to actually changing it.
In our work together, we'll explore what's underneath the over-giving, the fear of disappointing people, the difficulty saying no, and the deep hunger to be seen and valued for who you actually are, not just what you do for others.
You don't have to keep shrinking yourself to keep the peace.
