Even though conversations around mental health are more open than ever, many people still hesitate to reach out for professional support. As a therapist, I often hear people say things like, “I should be able to handle this on my own,” or “Other people have it worse.” But therapy isn’t about weakness it is about understanding, healing, and growth. So why do so many people hold back from taking that first step? 1. Stigma and Shame Stigma remains one of the biggest barriers. So

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