Mary Beth BergerClinical Social Work Candidate, MSW, SWC

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Most of us love stories—whether it’s a favorite book or a beloved movie. We’re drawn into the plot, celebrating the joy and grieving the loss, because in those stories, we often see parts of our own. Each of us has a story—one that holds moments of beauty and heartbreak, resilience and pain. But unlike the stories we read or watch, our lives don’t always resolve the way we hope. Sometimes something happens that changes everything. Maybe you’ve experienced pain that’s left you feeling disconnected, uncertain, or questioning who you are. Healing after trauma can feel confusing and lonely—but you don’t have to walk that road alone

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