Part 2: Why Investing in Therapy Really Fucking Matters

Let’s pick up where we left off…. if you missed last week, go back and check it out. Otherwise, here were the 1st three reasons why investing in therapy really matters:

  1. A Premium Therapist Isn't Just a Therapist — They’re a Partner in Your Rebuilding

  2. Insurance Doesn’t Pay for Growth — Only for Illness

  3. Paying a Premium Creates Commitment — and Commitment Creates Change

And if that wasn’t convincing enough to prioritize yourself in 2026… here’s 3 more reasons:

4. A Premium Therapist Has the Capacity You Deserve

Let’s be honest:
You’re an intense, layered, thoughtful person with a complex inner world.

You’re not showing up to therapy to say, “I overthink sometimes.”
You’re showing up because:

  • you survived something

  • you’re burnt out

  • you’re ending or rebuilding a relationship

  • you’re carrying anxiety that won’t turn off

  • you’re navigating a childfree path with zero cultural scripts

  • you’re trying to figure out who the hell you are now

This requires a therapist who:

  • remembers your story

  • pays attention to your patterns

  • tracks your nervous system

  • understands the layers behind your anxiety

  • works deeply with trauma and parts

  • has time to think about your case outside the session

  • isn’t juggling a caseload of 40+ insurance clients

Premium therapy means your therapist has capacity.
Emotional bandwidth.
Time.
Presence.
Training.
Energy.

You’re not squeezed in between 9 back-to-back sessions.

You’re not an insurance code.
You’re a human rebuilding her life.

5. Therapy Isn’t Expensive — Avoiding Yourself Is

Let’s talk about what “not going to therapy” actually costs:

  • years of staying stuck

  • dating the same type of person

  • burnout that turns into real health consequences

  • anxiety that becomes your default setting

  • unresolved trauma shaping every relationship

  • a life that feels too small or too overwhelming

  • losing time you can never get back

  • cycles you swore you’d break

  • letting fear run your choices

Therapy isn’t expensive.
Avoidance is.

Avoidance costs:

  • joy

  • clarity

  • time

  • energy

  • your own self-respect

  • your future

Therapy is not the cost.
Therapy is the shortcut.

6. You Deserve the Therapist Who Gets You — Not the One Insurance Offers You

You deserve a therapist who understands:

  • childfree identity

  • anxious, high-responsibility women

  • trauma

  • burnout

  • perfectionism

  • rebuilding after life turns upside down

  • the emotional landscape of being in your 30s or 40s without kids

  • the unique pressures you carry

Insurance gives you whoever is available.

Premium therapy lets you choose someone who feels like a good fit.
A therapist who reflects your world, your goals, your values, and your emotional reality.

Someone who says:
“I get you. Let’s rebuild this together.”

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As we wrap up this year and get ready to head into 2026… spend some time thinking about how you can invest in yourself. Even if Premium Therapy isn’t in the cards for you right now (I get it, everything is expensive AND the damn holidays are here), but think about how:

Investing in Yourself Is the Boldest Fuck-Yes You Can Give Your Life

Women — especially childfree women — are conditioned to believe they should take up less:

  • less time

  • less energy

  • less emotional space

  • less need

  • less support

Enough.
You’ve done enough alone.

Investing in therapy is you saying:
“I’m done surviving. I’m ready to grow.”

Not someday.
Not when things get worse.
Not when you’re drowning.

Now.

You’re allowed to invest in a therapist who matches your depth, your complexity, and your desire to rebuild.

You’re allowed to pay for a space that actually supports you.

You’re allowed to want care that is exceptional — not just covered.

so, for 2026… think about the life you want to be living.

Therapy isn’t a bill.
It’s a foundation.
A reclamation.
A rebuilding.
A fucking revolution in how you treat yourself.

Because you are worthy of care that matches the life you want — not the life you’re trying to escape.

Ready?

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Why Investing in Therapy Matters (and Why Paying a Premium Fee Is a Radical Form of Self-Respect)