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What I've Learned in Therapy
Written & Illustrated by Maria Gosur
A little book that allows you to pause for a few minutes and recenter.
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Alphabetical Wisdoms with Thoughtful Illustrations
Be reminded to keep learning.
Be reminded of your influence.
Be reminded to find courage.
About the Book
Life is hard. Difficult seasons can twist and turn you, but woven in between are moments of joy and the opportunity to gain wisdom. This book helps remind you of the little things—the lessons we aspire to hold close and the actions we aspire to take.
This small visual read is a perfect book to place at arms reach on your coffee table, nightstand, or desk. Gift it to a family member or friend to share wisdom in a milestone chapter of their life. Wherever you are, enjoy a read that allows the opportunity to take a moment and take stock on what’s really important.
Coming this fall! Sign up to BrandRoots, and be the first to get your copy.
About the Author
Maria Gosur
Maria Gosur is a multi-passionate creative who loves to learn, grow, make a difference and inspire others to do the same. With experience in all areas of creative work, Maria is passionate about sharing her knowledge and encouragement to others who are trying to expand their skills, pursue big goals, and be a resilient creative. Maria is the owner of two businesses around this focus, Creative Seed and BrandRoots.
Inspired by an array of rollercoaster life experiences and years of intense, life-changing therapy work to heal and grow from these roots, this book is a collection of wisdoms gained. It is Maria’s hope that opening up about her own therapy experience can help reduce the stigma and put value in taking care of your mental health just as you would your physical health. Your best creative work thrives when self-care is in balance.
Maria made this book to help her own self remember these lessons learned in therapy and take each day as an opportunity to practice them. She hopes it can help someone else too.
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