Mental health for the internet generation

Session 9/20: Client was proud of his past self for making the tough decision to start personal coaching. “Good job, bro.” His brain feels less busy with thoughts, in a good way - less anxiety, loneliness, sadness. He has a new sense of inner peace that lets him focus on new things. Our next goal: building genuine friendships, making new ones and leveling up old ones.

just got this today from a client i worked with last spring
Hey random message
One year ago I was talking with you about my struggles
And now I am at a completely different place
You were one of many people that helped me so thank you Pax
Hope you are doing great yourself
I cried in my car earlier this morning thinking back where I was and where I have come
had my last exam 2 days ago and finished my masters in engineering which I dreaded
I am certain I will pass so I basically graduated now

After I went through coaching, I applied to like 100 places for a job in my field and honestly got my dream job doing graphic design for really large nonprofits, I’m moving to NYC in a month or two to be at their office in Brooklyn

Guys, my group coaching just finished our 14th session yesterday and I can actually start to feel the scars starting to heal in my life. I actually have the energy and desire to find fulfillment and work on my purpose. It’s easy for me to get out of bed and want to do shit every day. No motivation or willpower required. This community and program have really benefited by personal growth and this is just a start. I can’t wait to share more moments and small wins with your guys! :))

Just wanted to let Healthy Gamer staff know that I had a Russian client just now who was in tears of joy and gratefulness over his sessions being subsidized. He said that it was a moment in life he would never forget reading that email. He said that it was the highlight of his week. He said he felt relief, hope and gratitude and it was the first time he had cried from happiness instead of sadness all week. Finally he said it was the first time he understood what charity truly was--the idea that we help you today so you can help others tomorrow. It was really touching so I wanted to share it with y’all since I don’t feel at all responsible but I sure am glad to be working for a company that makes that kind of impact on people.

i love healthy gamer and it makes me happy
thats all

I got a job a few days ago lads. Even at the start of 2020 I was far too depressed to even muster the strength to get out of bed for anything besides food, let alone applying for and maintaining a job. getting antidepressants only helped so much, and as such I owe a great deal of my success to Dr. K and the Healthy Gamer community. Even thought I rarely send messages in here, I frequently find myself reading pages and pages of you all talking to each other and pushing people to do what they’re truly capable of. Thank you all.

Finally decided to join this community and commit to being a part of it instead of watching from the sidelines always wondering the “what if” questions, but never actually speaking about them. I’m deciding to take control, where when I was on the sidelines, simply observing. Always curious of whether or not I could change, but always believing I must do it alone. I don’t have to be alone in my journey. Thank you, Healthy Gamer community.

Session 9/20: Client was proud of his past self for making the tough decision to start personal coaching. “Good job, bro.” His brain feels less busy with thoughts, in a good way - less anxiety, loneliness, sadness. He has a new sense of inner peace that lets him focus on new things. Our next goal: building genuine friendships, making new ones and leveling up old ones.

just got this today from a client i worked with last spring
Hey random message
One year ago I was talking with you about my struggles
And now I am at a completely different place
You were one of many people that helped me so thank you Pax
Hope you are doing great yourself
I cried in my car earlier this morning thinking back where I was and where I have come
had my last exam 2 days ago and finished my masters in engineering which I dreaded
I am certain I will pass so I basically graduated now

After I went through coaching, I applied to like 100 places for a job in my field and honestly got my dream job doing graphic design for really large nonprofits, I’m moving to NYC in a month or two to be at their office in Brooklyn

Guys, my group coaching just finished our 14th session yesterday and I can actually start to feel the scars starting to heal in my life. I actually have the energy and desire to find fulfillment and work on my purpose. It’s easy for me to get out of bed and want to do shit every day. No motivation or willpower required. This community and program have really benefited by personal growth and this is just a start. I can’t wait to share more moments and small wins with your guys! :))

Just wanted to let Healthy Gamer staff know that I had a Russian client just now who was in tears of joy and gratefulness over his sessions being subsidized. He said that it was a moment in life he would never forget reading that email. He said that it was the highlight of his week. He said he felt relief, hope and gratitude and it was the first time he had cried from happiness instead of sadness all week. Finally he said it was the first time he understood what charity truly was--the idea that we help you today so you can help others tomorrow. It was really touching so I wanted to share it with y’all since I don’t feel at all responsible but I sure am glad to be working for a company that makes that kind of impact on people.

i love healthy gamer and it makes me happy
thats all

I got a job a few days ago lads. Even at the start of 2020 I was far too depressed to even muster the strength to get out of bed for anything besides food, let alone applying for and maintaining a job. getting antidepressants only helped so much, and as such I owe a great deal of my success to Dr. K and the Healthy Gamer community. Even thought I rarely send messages in here, I frequently find myself reading pages and pages of you all talking to each other and pushing people to do what they’re truly capable of. Thank you all.

Finally decided to join this community and commit to being a part of it instead of watching from the sidelines always wondering the “what if” questions, but never actually speaking about them. I’m deciding to take control, where when I was on the sidelines, simply observing. Always curious of whether or not I could change, but always believing I must do it alone. I don’t have to be alone in my journey. Thank you, Healthy Gamer community.