
When Your Worldview Changes
The quiet grief of losing certainty, and the unexpected compassion that can grow in its place
Trauma, burnout, neurodiversity and the hidden rules keeping good people stuck
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The quiet grief of losing certainty, and the unexpected compassion that can grow in its place

An essay on mistakes, modern culture, and why I wonder if we've confused being human with being good.

Some people spend their lives trying not to inconvenience anybody. Eventually, they start disappearing from their own lives.

The hidden cost of building your identity around being good, useful and emotionally safe for others

How this concept came to be, what it is, and where I want to take it

Why I’m leaving performative content behind and building something slower, deeper and more meaningful instead.

(Especially if You’re Neurodivergent, Sensitive, or Living with an Eating Disorder)
You’re Not Alone

(Even When It Doesn’t Feel Like It)

The photo I’m sharing with you today might look like a celebration.

From screen addiction to spiritual disconnection, exploring the quiet trauma many of us are carrying and how to start healing.
And Why That Might Help You Too

If you’re reading this, you might be feeling like you need a space to be heard—a place to process out loud without pressure to “fix” or solve everything straight away.

Lately I’ve been thinking how loud, black-and-white, and reactive everything feels online, and how much it’s seeping into real life.

Why Showing Up Matters More Than Getting It “Right”
There was a time I felt ashamed about how long it took me to recover from my eating disorder.
I’m Becky Grace, an EMDR and CBT therapist based in Norwich, UK, I specialise in working with eating distress, trauma, and neurodivergent deep thinkers who often feel overwhelmed, burnt out, or like they’re never quite “enough.” My background spans mental health nursing, personal training, and yoga teaching, which all inform the mind-body approach I bring to therapy.
A Therapist’s Take on Injections, Facebook Threads, and Food “Noise”
What does all this mean for mental health? Should I be worried? Will AI replace therapists?
Why I do the deep work, and why I believe healing is about becoming more you