Support is something we can all benefit from taking a deeper look at. I think there are nuances and pitfalls that come about when we aren't 'clear' on supporting, which takes the form of enabling, being a fixer, or just being selfish - the worst of all and the opposite of support.

Are you truly supporting by being your authentic self or are you supporting for yourself? 

What are some things that make true support challenging?

How do you know how you can support?

These are but a few of the questions to look at as we seek to improve human connection through Support.

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