Why Your Story Matters More Than You Think

🎙️ Why is Story (and Narrative) Important?

In this conversation, therapist Nathalie DiDomenico explores how the stories we tell — and the stories told about us — shape our identity, our relationships, and the way we move through the world.

Nathalie shares why she begins therapy by inviting clients to tell stories from their lives, and how those narratives offer a window into a person’s self-perception, their worldview, and their deepest internal messages. She also offers a powerful example from many women’s experiences: being labeled “dramatic.” Together, we unpack how these early narratives often lead us to distrust our emotions, minimize sensitivity, or internalize others’ projections as truth.

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🏡 About New Ground Counseling
New Ground Counseling serves individuals, couples, and families in the greater Seattle and Snohomish County area. Our team of therapists is committed to helping people make sense of their stories, heal from past wounds, and build more connected and hopeful lives.

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