Something I hear so often from clients and other facilitators is that healing is a lifetime journey. My big question to this is why? Is there not a solid goalpost for what healing looks like? Or is this journey a scam? Healing should have an end or its not healing. IT is something else. Without the shift from the healing portion of our life's journey to the post traumatic growth portion we keep circling back to the pre-existing patterns because there is nothing out in from of them yet. This is a crucial moment in a client's journey when they turn around and go... Ok now what? Children are offered numerous different entry points to learning their preferences... What they like and don't like. They try things. They quit things and we take that as the journey to finding out what they like. As adults we call this something else. It is important to support this learning with our clients. So what if you try it and don't like it. Now you know. What do you want to explore next. WE build curiosity!

Memorizing lab values won't save a patient; recognizing the *trend* of shifting arterial blood gases (ABG) will.

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