top of page


The Lake That Wept: A Reflection on Narcissus, Self-Worth, and Emotional Invisibility In Relationships
This blog is about the untold side of the Narcissus myth-the grief of the lake who was never seen. Drawing from Paulo Coelho’s retelling in The Alchemist, we explore how emotional invisibility, unreciprocated love, and low self-worth manifest in modern relationships. It's for anyone who has poured into others only to lose sight of themselves. At SEVEE, we help you stop grieving your reflection-and start seeing your true self.
-
3 min read


Hysteria Then and Now: From Freud to SEVEE – Understanding the Body’s Silent Cry
She couldn't speak, couldn't walk — yet no illness could explain it. In the 1800s, she was labeled hysterical. Today, we know better. What was once dismissed as drama is now understood as trauma. Hysteria was the name given when emotions had no language. At SEVEE, we give that silence a voice - and that suffering, a space to heal.
-
3 min read
bottom of page