Here's an introduction to what this community is about. Small tid bit about myself, I am currently a student working towards a degree in healthcare...more specifically, health and human services. I consider myself to be a rather overall spiritual person... as I'm sure over time the depth of this will unravel the longer you follow me. I consider myself to have a rather holistically multifaceted approach to life. I truly feel that there's a bigger sense of interconnectivity in the universe than there is given credit for...again, the depths of this notion will also be revealed as you follow me... and I will also say this about my history as well. Anycase, welcome to Street Therapy! As of the making of this post, Street Therapy is currently a seed and at the current moment, I'm not sure where this is going to grow. Even though I have an ideal of where I want this to grow, words aren't enough to explain the vastness of the dream at the moment...so I'm willing to see where this develops...as I hope you are willing to with me as well. If you are here reading this, thank you! I hope to make this as interesting and engaging as possible. Have the best day!💚💚💚

Introduction This Code of Ethics represents the spiritual, emotional, and community-based foundation in which Street Therapy was built upon. It draws inspiration from various universal holistic principles as well as the Twelve Principles of Recovery. With purpose, these codes integrate mental health, spirituality, and self-expression into a fluid approach to healing, self-transformation and various forms of rehabilitation and recovery. 1. Honesty & Authenticity We commit to honest self-reflection and truthful communication—both with ourselves and within the community. Vulnerability is seen as strength. We acknowledge that healing is a journey, not a destination. 2. Faith & Openness We cultivate openness to a higher power (as each individual understands it) and to unseen energies, spiritual dimensions, and mystical aspects of recovery. We hold space for diverse beliefs and respect all healing paths. 3. Surrender to Support We recognize that true healing cannot occur in isolation. We rely on the collective support of mentors, spiritual guides, and community members. We surrender the illusion of self-reliance and open ourselves to connection and guidance. 4. Soul-Searching & Inventory We commit to continual inner work—evaluating our actions, beliefs, and wounds with honesty and compassion. Tools such as meditation, journaling, and ritual reflection allow us to integrate lessons and uncover suppressed truths. 5. Admitting & Accountability We take responsibility for our past actions, mistakes, and harms done. Through truth-telling and self-awareness, we seek accountability and practice restorative healing with humility and courage. 6. Acceptance & Willingness to Change We embrace our imperfections as opportunities for growth. We stay willing to evolve, to let go of limiting patterns, and to transform through love, discipline, and conscious action. 7. Humility & Service We remember that humility is strength. Through service to others—volunteering, teaching, or simply showing compassion—we honor the divine reciprocity of healing. Service connects us to our shared humanity.

It's now that time on the road of Street Therapy to which I'm setting up services that I am going to offer. Here is what I have to offer: - "The Stride Session" Individual Coaching - "BPG Rest Stop" Group Meeting - "Expression is Medicine" Transformation Workshops * - "Forward is Inevitable" Blueprint and courses * Those with * by it are still works in progress, but are not quite in release as of yet as they are still being priced for subscriptions plans and the courses are still in production. Though these are currently just titles, the programs names are subject to change as the courses are still under development. Whilst this is undergoing, I would like to ask for you participation in a brief survey. Street Therapy's primary vision is to help people navigate the "streets" of their lives and help in ways of transformation, but the ways of the transformation can be catalytic by various themes of spirituality. Being that I am a holistic practitioner, I want to be open to various people's means of life and the themes of their transformations. This mentioned, what type of spiritualistic practices do you feel would be benevolent to the growth of Street Therapy? 💚💚💚