Suicide Prevention
It’s very natural to think when things are going badly that they’ll always go badly. And when things are going well most people think they’ll always go well. But neither is true. What’s true is that things are always changing whether we notice it or not.
I had a death wish for many years so I know about wanting to escape from too much pain. If you’re looking for someone to talk to who won’t judge you or try to fix you or tell you everything’s fine, call me now at 604-999-5284.
I’ll believe in the part of you who wants to enjoy the magic of being alive. I know the path to healing and joy, and will help you find your way home. Whether you live in Vancouver or anywhere in the world, we can meet by video conferencing. I’ve found it to be surprisingly effective.
I had some very deep psychological scars. And I learned that no scars are too deep to heal. If you keep going and never give up there will come a time when you’re very glad you did. Although physical pain can be terrible, psychological pain can be worse. I can help you find the peace you want. I’ve done it for myself, and together we can do it for you. In recent years I experienced joys I never knew existed, that made all my unhappy years worthwhile. These joys are available to all.
It is never too late to start enjoying life. Please know you can change your life as long as you know how, are willing to take action, and have the support of an experienced guide. Together we can find your path to the life you want.
Everybody’s pain is different, but everybody’s path to recovery begins with positive action. The most effective positive action is to reach out for help from someone who’s been there and done that.
If you’re ready to talk, I’m ready to listen. Call me on my cell phone 604-999-5284 now. If I’m not available, leave your name and phone number, and let me know what you want to talk about. If it’s not about something urgent you can make an appointment on my calendar so you know we’ll both be available.
That’s the first step in finding joy in life — reaching out and asking for help. We are not meant to be alone.
I hope to hear from you soon,
Ken Lapp
Things are going to get easier