Day 3 of 12 Days of Xmas: 12 Lessons I Have Learned in 2024

After four years of exploring mental health and sharing my journey, I want to highlight a major “Ah-ha” moment from this year. 🌟

People often talk about “doing the work” when it comes to recovery, but what exactly is it? For me, it meant confronting long-held beliefs that no longer served me. From childhood, I carried a story that I wasn’t lovable or worthy. This narrative became a root cause of my unhappiness and depression. 💭

While I was aware of these beliefs, I struggled to shift them. Despite evidence that I am loved and worthy, my brain would revert to these fake “truths” when I was tired or overwhelmed. 🌀

This year, I tried hypnosis, Reiki, and inner child work to rewrite these stories. It was uncomfortable, requiring me to revisit painful memories, but it’s been healing. 🌈

Sharing this feels vulnerable, but I hope it encourages someone else to start their journey. “Doing the work” means questioning old stories and taking steps to heal. It’s challenging but worthwhile. 💪

You are worthy of love, healing, and joy. Sometimes, getting uncomfortable is the first step. 💖

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Kimberley Crossman

Kimberley Crossman is a kiwi actress, author, and presenter. Oh and you are currently on her website reading a blog she has written.

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