Connecting with your Inherent Power Therapists
Reconnecting with your inherent power means rediscovering the strength, wisdom, and resilience that already exist within you. Therapy can provide a supportive space to explore what's been holding you back and help you access your authentic self.

Many people feel disconnected from their sense of personal power due to past experiences, self-doubt, or life circumstances that have left them feeling diminished. Therapy for connecting with your inherent power focuses on helping you recognize your innate strengths and develop a deeper relationship with yourself. This work often involves exploring patterns that may be limiting your potential and building practices that support lasting self-trust.
Working with a therapist can help you identify the barriers—whether internal beliefs or external pressures—that have caused you to lose touch with your capabilities. Through this process, many people discover a renewed sense of agency and confidence in navigating life's challenges. Browse therapist profiles on First Session to find someone whose approach resonates with your goals.
Christine Scovell

Christine Scovell
Mariya Garnet

Mariya Garnet
Ciara Williams

Ciara Williams
Ryan Yellowlees

Ryan Yellowlees
Natasha Sandy

Natasha Sandy
Christy McLeod

Christy McLeod

Therapy is hard work.
Connecting with your inherent power refers to the process of recognizing and embracing the natural strengths, wisdom, and capabilities you already possess. Many people lose touch with this sense of personal power due to difficult life experiences, societal pressures, or internalized beliefs that undermine self-confidence. Therapy can support you in rediscovering these qualities and learning to trust yourself more fully.
This type of therapeutic work may be helpful for anyone feeling disconnected from themselves, struggling with self-doubt, or navigating major life transitions. People who have experienced trauma, difficult relationships, or chronic stress often find value in exploring how these experiences have affected their sense of personal agency. Therapy can also support those seeking greater authenticity and alignment in their lives.
Therapy for this focus area typically involves exploring your personal history, beliefs about yourself, and patterns that may be limiting your growth. Your therapist may use various approaches—such as somatic work, mindfulness, or narrative techniques—to help you access and strengthen your inner resources. Sessions often include both reflection and practical exercises to support lasting change outside of therapy.
The duration of therapy varies depending on your goals, personal history, and the depth of exploration you're seeking. Some people find meaningful shifts within a few months, while others choose to engage in longer-term work. Your therapist can help you assess progress along the way and adjust your approach as needed. Learn more about what therapy costs to help with planning.
Finding the right therapist involves considering their approach, experience, and whether you feel comfortable with them. On First Session, you can watch therapist intro videos to get a sense of their personality and style before booking. Many therapists offer initial consultations to discuss your goals and determine fit. Read more about signs of a good therapist match.
Booking a session on First Session is simple. Browse therapist profiles to find someone whose approach aligns with your needs, then use the online booking system to schedule at a time that works for you. All therapists on the platform have had their credentials verified during onboarding. You can find a therapist in Canada and book directly online.
