Eliza Dushku absolviert einen Master -Abschluss in klinischer psychischer Gesundheitsberatung: „Fühlt sich wie eine tiefe Berufung an“ an

>The ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ alum, who retired from acting, once referred to her new career in psychedelic therapy as ‘her true calling’.

>“Graduating with my master’s degree (!!) feels like more than an achievement—it feels like a deep calling realized. True growth, energy, and passion—manifested,“ she wrote in the caption of the post, which also featured a photo of her young kids’ handwritten notes, which read „Good Job Mommy“ and „I Love You Mom.“

>The post continued, „After nearly a decade of inner work and building a new life, I’m so grateful for this moment in time. To my highest self—for taking this wild leap away from everything I knew and making it happen 🙌. To my boys + ♥️—for the little sacrifices made & love you gave, each day to honor and support this dream 🙏.“

>She went on to elaborat on the support she received from her community regarding her education journey: „And to my family, friends—new and old—my colleagues/classmates, professors/teachers, and community, I give thanks: for rooting me on, encouraging me day in and day out, and affording me the grace, strength, and space to step fully into these past years of clinical training.“

>Dushku continued, „Today, I stand grounded and ready to support others on their journeys of becoming—through self-discovery, healing, and transformation. The connectedness I feel in holding safe, compassionate space for those who seek the undertaking is such lifeblood now. To possibility. hope, and healing, all.“

>She concluded the emotional milestone post with a Latin phrase, „Non sibi sed toti 🤍,“ which translates to „not for themselves, but for all,“ in reference to her career change and future goals of helping patients through their trauma.