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XO, Your Unlicensed Therapist
Kate Coffey
11 episodes
1 month ago
On today’s episode, Kate opens up about what it really looks like to walk away from the dream you’ve carried since childhood. From seeing Wicked at age four to training at Northwestern, acting defined her life for over two decades—until it didn’t. Kate shares the grief, the spirals, the identity crisis, and the hard-won clarity that led her to finally say, “I don’t want this anymore.”
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On today’s episode, Kate opens up about what it really looks like to walk away from the dream you’ve carried since childhood. From seeing Wicked at age four to training at Northwestern, acting defined her life for over two decades—until it didn’t. Kate shares the grief, the spirals, the identity crisis, and the hard-won clarity that led her to finally say, “I don’t want this anymore.”
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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1: 2024 is for Mental Stability
XO, Your Unlicensed Therapist
31 minutes
1 year ago
1: 2024 is for Mental Stability
Welcome to your guide through the mental & emotional health of your 20s through the eyes of perhaps under qualified but extremely passionate girlies.
XO, Your Unlicensed Therapist
On today’s episode, Kate opens up about what it really looks like to walk away from the dream you’ve carried since childhood. From seeing Wicked at age four to training at Northwestern, acting defined her life for over two decades—until it didn’t. Kate shares the grief, the spirals, the identity crisis, and the hard-won clarity that led her to finally say, “I don’t want this anymore.”