Reframing: A Gentle Shift Toward Truth

“What we see changes what we know. What we know changes what we see.”
— Jean Piaget

In therapy, insight often begins with a shift in perception — a new way of seeing ourselves, our past, or our relationships.

This seeing isn’t always comfortable, but it’s often liberating. A space of quiet re-orientation. A slow turning toward truth.

We might call it reframing — not rewriting the story, but holding it differently. With more context. More compassion. And just enough light to move forward.

A person holds up a circular lens revealing a brighter landscape — symbolising a shift in perception and gentle reframing toward clarity and truth.