A Closer Look at Suicide Prevention
September 26, 2023By: Samantha Brawley, LPC Most individuals may not realize the extensiveness of the effects of suicide. It is a difficult subject to discuss. What we […]
By: Samantha Brawley, LPC Most individuals may not realize the extensiveness of the effects of suicide. It is a difficult subject to discuss. What we […]
By: Samantha Brawley, LPC The Department of Health and Human Services encourages community and family members to follow the ACE (Ask, Care, Escort) suicide prevention […]
By: Samantha Brawley, LPC As a therapist, I consider it my duty to educate others on awareness of “red flag” behavior in mental health that […]
By: Tiara Little, M Ed, LPC On the hard days when your mood is low, your anxiety is high, your grief comes sweeping in out […]
By: Paul Alexander Flags bring color to overcast days, and we all see some people going through some days when they could use more color […]
By: Ana Garcia May is Mental Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and the ways we can take […]
By: Laura Langley, MS, LPC Part 2 In the mental health field, many of us use the term “healthy coping skills.” This term is broad […]
By: Laura Langley, MS, LPC Part 1 Throughout my 17 years as a counselor, I’ve come to realize that I may repeat the same phrases […]
By: Foster Grant There are times when I just need to be alone; other times I don’t know my purpose – Am I living up […]
By: Deborah Johnson In recent sessions with clients ranging from the ages of 5 to 16, I utilized the Legos that were donated from United […]