THERAPY
Why don’t you think you need it? Ohhhh, it’s only for “crazy people”. That’s right I forgot you felt that way. Well this just in… YOU ARE CRAZY, if you don’t think you need therapy.
Most of us have come from troubled homes; verbal and physical abuse, fatherless, motherless, drug and alcohol influences, battery, you’re the “dark” one in the family or the “light” one… and lets not go into sexual abuse. The list could go on and on as I’m sure you would agree. So, if you think these issues are not oozing into you daily life and relationships with others you have been more bamboozled then when the Plymouth Rock fell on us.
Life is a complex journey by itself and must be handled with intelligence and forethought. The wounds that we all have are not healed, simply covered with layers and layers of excuses and distraction. The root of what we feel is not cured, just sustained and not very well maintained.
The next time you have an argument with your love one, you yell at your children instead of talking to them, you complain about a person at work that you just can’t stand, you curse the driver in front of you… take a minute to consider, really consider what you’re feeling at the time, in your heart. I’m sure it will be a striking pain in your chest that you can’t explain. Your head may hurt or your stomach is somehow in knots. This is because the source of your anger, grief and short-temperedness has not been handled and resolved.
Therapy, life-coaching and counseling is not for crazy people, it’s for people conscious enough to know they need it.
About Me
- McGlover
- Megan McGlover hails from the curvaceous peaks of southern California. Raised under strict tutelage, she began her Oratorical speaking career at the age of three. Since that tender age she has been honored at an array of historical events. Speaking engagements include, an honored guest at the Riverside Community College, numerous Martin Luther King celebrations, NAACP ceremony honoring Dick Gregory among so many others. She has been awarded the “Distinctive Person of the Year” award by the NAACP, First place award for the National Youth Congress, to name a few, as well as being featured in several newspapers. For as long as Megan could speak she has mesmerized young and old alike with her distinctive tone and impressive memory. Her acting career is also satiated. Over the years she has developed a keen sense of high spirited humor. Along with her extraordinary focus, she has merged the two into pure delight. Currently, while writing her first book, Megan is sought out by many to be the “spirit lifter” and “comedic genius” as motivational speaker and poet.
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