If you’ve ever replayed a conversation in your head thinking, “Why didn’t I just say what I meant?” you’re not alone. For many people, expressing themselves doesn’t come naturally. Instead of speaking up, you might withdraw, avoid conflict, or shut down completely. Maybe you nod along when you disagree. Maybe you say “I’m fine” when you’re anything but fine. Maybe you bottle things up until they leak out in passive-aggressive texts or sudden outbursts.

If you’ve ever practiced saying “no” in the mirror before texting your boss back, or if you’ve rehearsed an excuse five times before turning down a friend’s dinner invite, you’re not alone. Saying no can feel terrifying — not because the word itself is complicated, but because of what it represents.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in painful thoughts, caught in cycles of guilt, shame, or fear, or like your nervous system is always on “high alert,” CPT might offer a clear pathway forward. Let’s explore what CPT is, why it matters, and how it can bring healing into everyday life.

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