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    If these perks are attractive to you, consider choosing an online therapy solution such

    as BetterHelp. The professional, licensed therapist at BetterHelp can provide ongoing daily

    support via email, chat, or video conferencing, which means you can select the best format for

    you. The site also offers numerous sources of helpful information about common mental illness

    disorders and articles discussing how to cope with stress, difficult people, and challenging

    situations. Here's a look at what others had to say about the assistance they received from the

    counselors at BetterHelp.

    Counselor Reviews

    “I’ve been working with Alicia for about 7 months now, and I can’t recommend her enough. She

    is unbelievably smart and yet filled with warmth, she’s non-judgmental but still able to see

    negative patterns, she gives solid frameworks and solutions when I need them, and is a listening

    ear when I need that. Alicia doesn’t just deal with the subject matter at hand, she remembers

    things I’ve told her weeks prior, small names or details or passing comments, and points out

    patterns I hadn’t noticed, helping me re-frame my own thoughts and behaviors, all while

    showing how much she’s really listening and paying attention. It makes me feel like I’m talking

    to a friend. One personal example of her intuitive spirit is what she said to me in my very first

    session with her which has stuck with me since that day. I had shared how “broken” I felt after

    my last couple roles in rather toxic work environments. And after sharing why I had left those

    companies, mostly dealing with bosses/ colleagues who were bullies, dishonest and manipulative

    people who did a lot of damage, Alicia pointed out that I am not, in fact, broken, as the reason I

    left those companies was always the same – my deep rooted values of kindness and honesty

    would not allow me to be in that environment any longer, that my sense of self from a moral

    perspective had remained the same when many people bend their morals to succeed in stressful
    work situations. This reframing of the narrative I had been telling myself from the moment I quit

    changed everything for me, and she had known me for 45 minutes. For anyone on the fence

    about therapy and its benefits, Alicia is the empathetic soul we all need in our lives.”

    Keep Your Word. This moral principle is similar to being honest and not telling lies, but it is

    worth mentioning separately. If you don't keep your word (or promise), not only does your

    reputation typically suffer, but you could be harmed in retaliation. If you follow through on the

    things that you say you're going to do, people will trust you more. You will also trust yourself

    more. This often leads to better personal relationships, career advancements, and a better life in

    general.

    Don't Take What Doesn't Belong To You. Most people would agree that you should not steal.

    However, many people make small compromises on a regular basis that don't line up with this

    principle.

    Are You Living Your Moral Principles?

    If you're not living in accord with the moral principles you believe in, consider taking steps to

    correct this. You are not living your best life if you violate your own morals. It's important that

    you align your actions and words with your moral principles. When you do this,the pieces of

    your life tend to fall into place. You will experience more happiness because you are staying true

    to yourself.

    How Can I Live More Morally?


    It can be hard to realign yourself when you let your moral principles slip. However, this doesn't

    have to be a permanent condition, as you can always alter your behaviors.

    REFERENCES:

    https://www.betterhelp.com/advice/behavior/moral-principles-and-how-they-impact-your-life/

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