“Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!” – Curiosity, Self-Discovery & the Therapeutic Journey

Richard Feynman (1918-1988) wasn’t just a Nobel Prize–winning physicist—he was a lifelong explorer of ideas, people, and experiences. Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman! is a collection of his adventures, from cracking safes at Los Alamos to learning samba in Brazil, all driven by his playful curiosity and love of learning. His story is a reminder that true growth comes from asking questions, embracing uncertainty, and staying open to new possibilities.

At Ever Human Therapy, we see therapy as a similar journey—one fueled by curiosity, self-exploration, and courage. Like Feynman, the therapeutic process invites us to:

- Explore without judgment – Growth isn’t about “fixing” ourselves; it’s about understanding and embracing who we are.

-Experiment with new perspectives – Change happens when we challenge old patterns and try new ways of thinking.

- Find joy in the process – Healing isn’t just deep work; it can also be playful, surprising, and full of discovery.

Feynman didn’t just observe the world—he engaged with it. Therapy, like life, is an exploration. The more we approach it with curiosity and openness, the more we uncover about ourselves.

Post Written by Lynn Coleman