You Help Everyone Else—But Who’s Helping You?

You show up—for your team, your patients, your students, your community. You're the one people rely on. But behind the uniform, the badge, the title—who’s holding space for you?

Many helpers are trained to suppress their own needs. But healing happens when we begin to include ourselves in the circle of care.

You don't have to wait for a crisis to reach out. You deserve support just because you're human.

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