More people are talking about emotional well-being today than ever before. Therapy isn’t taboo anymore, and terms like “boundaries” and “self-care” have found space in everyday conversations. But despite all this awareness, one thing remains clear– healing is deeply personal, and it doesn’t follow a fixed timeline.
Most of us carry things we don’t discuss– past experiences, emotional wounds, or patterns that quietly shape our daily lives. And while staying distracted or disconnected is easy, healing begins when we slow down and pay attention. This isn’t about big gestures or perfect routines. It’s about taking small, steady steps to reconnect with ourselves.
