Letters From Therapy
by Kate HarveyLetters From Therapy
About the Substack
Come home to yourself and feel less alone with my letters, therapy tools and journalling.
Free Subscription Benefits
- Letters From Therapy to nurture your soul, accept yourself and find deeper meaning
Paid Subcription Benefits
- 🌷 Sunday Bloom Sessions: Create lasting change with self-guided tools & journalling & my personal letters.
- 🎧 Choose a calmer nervous system & support personal growth with 25 guided meditations, visualisations & the private podcast.
- 🦋 Come home to yourself with the Heal Your Past & Metamorphosis series, Mystery & Meaning series, 200+ posts to change how you think & feel, & quarterly workbooks.
Paid Subscription Plans
- £8 a month
- £60 a year
About Kate Harvey
Midlife psychotherapist helping sensitive people feel better with insights, tools, deeper journalling, & personal letters + Inspo for writers!
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