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The Girl Who Grew Up Too Fast: When Hyper-Independence Is Actually Trauma in Disguise
There’s a certain type of woman I meet often in therapy. She’s successful, or at least looks like it. She’s funny, sharp, hyper-aware of the energy in every room she walks into. She’s the one people go to when things fall apart, because she knows how to hold it together. She always has. She learned early. People call her “independent,” “strong,” “so mature for her age.” They say it like it’s a compliment. They don’t realize it’s a eulogy. Because somewhere along the way, she

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Oct 133 min read
Walking Through Life: How Walk and Talk Therapy Can Help Teens Finally Feel Heard
Being a teen is a lot. Sometimes it feels like the world is moving faster than you can keep up, like every expectation, every message,...

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Oct 63 min read
The Secret Weight of Being The Strong One in Your Family or Friend Group
You are the one everyone calls when things fall apart. The fixer. The helper. The dependable one. You know how to stay calm when others...

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Sep 292 min read
The Ripple Effect of Therapy: How Healing Yourself Changes Everything Around You
Many people come to therapy thinking it is selfish. They worry they are being dramatic, or that someone else has it worse, or that...

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Sep 272 min read
Why High Functioning Anxiety is So Exhausting (Even If Nobody Sees It)
From the outside, you look like you have mastered life. You never miss a deadline. You remember birthdays. You always answer the group...

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Sep 274 min read
The Moment You Realize You Don’t Have to Do It Alone
There’s a moment, maybe you’ve had it, that feels like the world pressing down on your chest. You’re sitting in your car outside of work,...

Kristina Huntington-Miller
Sep 262 min read
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