Forgiveness is Power
Self-Forgiveness = Self-Empowerment
Forgiveness is so powerful and also so misunderstood.
Forgiveness can sometimes feel like a mind maze, but it’s also so simple.
Most of the time people don’t think of forgiveness as a self-empowerment tool. But when you are not forgiving, you are allowing someone or some part of yourself to be in power.
If you believe you are unlovable, then the unloveable part is in power.
If you believe that person will never change, then the relationship you have with that person will be in the bounds of your belief. There is no freedom for either party there.
If you believe that person will only always make you angry, you’re allowing that person to control your feelings.
If you believe that you’re a loser, then the loser part makes the decisions for you.
If you believe the trauma can never heal, then the trauma will continue to rule.
When you hold a belief, it’s hard to believe there is anything else possible.
When you forgive yourself for the beliefs you’ve held about yourself or another person, then you open the door for something different—a new path, more compassion, less reaction. AND if the forgiveness is about another person, you may even find that they do things differently since you let go of your negative beliefs about them.
See, it’s a mind maze of POWER and EMPOWERMENT
Our quality service promise to you:
It is our aim that you experience remarkable change in your life through 7 EPT™ sessions. However, if after your first EPT™session you decide this therapy is not for you, we will refund your money and part with gratitude for having the opportunity to share our service with you.
An Open and Safe Environment
Tampa therapist, Paige Cargioli, accepts and respects each person, regardless of sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, gender expression, socio-economic status, age or ability. She is dedicated to offering LGBTQ Affirmative Practice.
Paige strives to create an open and safe environment where people can grow and heal. EPT is a guided and active holistic approach to healing that, like any therapy, may feel very emotional at times. The difference is that once all the feelings are said and done, you feel different, and very often--much much better and changed forever.