Brick Therapy

I am very fortunate to have my sister K. during times in my life when I am struggling. Not only is she an inspirational role model for me, but she is also a valuable advisor with keen insight. She has long been my one of my closest confidantes, and my only confidante in my family really. She is very charitable with her time when I need her, despite being the focal point of a busy family of her own, and regardless of how monotonous my lunacy must seem at times. Her attitude is very down-to-earth towards most situations, and she has little trouble seeing and cutting through crap to get to the heart of most things. Her advice to me thus tends to be of the "give your head a shake" variety. One of the things she has recommended for me several times in our recent conversations has been something she calls Brick Therapy. Curious enough about what that might entail, I googled it and indeed it looks intriguing from what I can understand. Even if I never have to resort to such radical therapy, it is reassuring to know there are always a few more arrows in the quiver.