"You cannot heal in the same environment that made you sick."
Healing requires a shift, a fundamental change of scenery, both internal and external. Staying in the environment that caused the sickness is like trying to mend a broken bone while repeatedly banging it against the same wall. It's not about blame, but about recognizing that certain contexts actively hinder our ability to recover.
This means creating space – physical, emotional, mental – to process what happened, to build new, healthier habits, and to surround ourselves with support that fosters growth rather than regression.
The journey to wellness demands a conscious break from the past, a deliberate step into a different landscape where healing can finally take root.
You cannot heal in the same environment that made you sick
by Eva Libre
Jul 28
"You cannot heal in the same environment that made you sick."
Healing requires a shift, a fundamental change of scenery, both internal and external.
Staying in the environment that caused the sickness is like trying to mend a broken bone while repeatedly banging it against the same wall. It's not about blame, but about recognizing that certain contexts actively hinder our ability to recover.
This means creating space – physical, emotional, mental – to process what happened, to build new, healthier habits, and to surround ourselves with support that fosters growth rather than regression.
The journey to wellness demands a conscious break from the past, a deliberate step into a different landscape where healing can finally take root.
Eva, from Germany to Switzerland