I am a perfectionist and have always had an utter disdain for failure. This has kept me from trying a lot of things in my life. Having finally accepted that failure is a requirement for a fulfilling and diversified life experience, I have created this year long project in an attempt to become comfortable with the idea of failing. This blog chronicles my journey with failure.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Day 295: FED.
As part of my Field Practicum class, one of the ways I am volunteering in the psychology field is by attending FED meetings. FED stands for Families of Eating Disorders. It's a support group for people who want support for dealing with family/friends/etc who have an eating disorder.
My therapist runs the meetings; I'm there as a person in recovery. I'm there to answer questions people may have. I'm able to speak from a healthy perspective about what their loved ones are going through.
I may not have the best eating habits (totally failing at eating healthy foods), but I can still offer guidance and advice to people. I don't have to be perfect in order to be of help to others.
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