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Seher Bajwa "Question What You're Learning...Especially Now"
I cannot say enough good things about Seher (AKA: TheChaiCircles - on Instagram)! Her words captivated me, she is so incredibly intelligent, kind, and gentle. Her heart, in the truest and most pure way, is in this profession. Here are some key takeaways from our conversation
- Learn more about your family, where they came from, their struggle, and the traumas they may have had to endure. This will help you build empathy for them, and also potentially serve as a guide to what you feel you want to do as a career.
- Prioritize your safety, whether it's at school, around your family and friends or in the professional world. If you feel like you cannot be true to yourself and your values, then that might be your signal that you do not feel safe in the environment in which you're in - somethings gotta change at that point!
- Sometimes, we struggle to speak out. As a therapist, this is an important skill that may not be talked about enough. Practice speaking out and sharing your thoughts while you're in school. This will help you be a better advocate when you actually work with clients.
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By BushraI cannot say enough good things about Seher (AKA: TheChaiCircles - on Instagram)! Her words captivated me, she is so incredibly intelligent, kind, and gentle. Her heart, in the truest and most pure way, is in this profession. Here are some key takeaways from our conversation
- Learn more about your family, where they came from, their struggle, and the traumas they may have had to endure. This will help you build empathy for them, and also potentially serve as a guide to what you feel you want to do as a career.
- Prioritize your safety, whether it's at school, around your family and friends or in the professional world. If you feel like you cannot be true to yourself and your values, then that might be your signal that you do not feel safe in the environment in which you're in - somethings gotta change at that point!
- Sometimes, we struggle to speak out. As a therapist, this is an important skill that may not be talked about enough. Practice speaking out and sharing your thoughts while you're in school. This will help you be a better advocate when you actually work with clients.