In this weeks series we will focus on the the United States Military. Specifically services provided to those in the military, how these services both help and hurt our veterans, and what is being done to acknowledge the growing gap between needed mental health services and the lack of services being provided. We will also touch upon major mental health...[ read more ]

In today's society we are much more in touch with mental health and what it looks like. Awareness and  accessibility are allowing previously inaccessible groups to receive greater knowledge on theses topics. However, in lieu of this there are also many groups that profit off others lack of knowledge for a quick like or follow on social media. Things like...[ read more ]

As we come to the end of Mental Health Awareness Month I wanted to share resources to mental health services! Check them out below https://www.thefemword.world/the-word/mental-health-master-list-resources-to-use-and-share Also feel free to reach us at our number below if you are interested in setting up an appointment of a free intake appointment! (321) 300-6992

Many people struggle with vulnerability and opening up to others. Dr. Brown, both a researcher and story teller is known for her work with vulnerability and teaching others the importance of it! Below is a Ted Talk she did about the power of vulnerability! https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_the_power_of_vulnerability?language=en

Happy Mental Health Awareness Month!! 1 in 5 adults experience Mental Illness each year, which is approximately 52.9 million people (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)).  This Statistic is aimed to help people realize that they are not alone, as is Mental Health Awareness Month.  In May, we aim to help those effected by mental Illness and to let...[ read more ]

I often times like to describe one’s Anxiety like a thermometer.  Imagining at the very bottom of the thermometer you’re feeling good or “normal”, with typical day to day functioning.  The very top of the thermometer would be your most anxious moment.  This would typically be a moment of a panic or anxiety attack, or right before one.  Can you...[ read more ]

 LGBTQ+ Gender and sexuality topics, quite frankly, have a long past when it comes to society and even in the counseling field.   First, sexuality and gender identity have come extremely far in the counseling field and in society.  However, this does not mean that there is not work to be done.  Instead of labeling or putting someone in a...[ read more ]

Brianna Kegelman, M.A., Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern (she/her)   My experience and life in the mental health field is anything but new.  I received my Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Minor in Exceptional Education from University of Central Florida.  This is where some of my credentials are from, but this is...[ read more ]

This past month we have been discussing Couples and Relationships. In this specific blog post I will share resources on how to argue in a healthy manner. Instead of arguing to prove a point it is much more efficient to argue with the goal of coming to an agreement or understanding your partners point of view. When we look at...[ read more ]

During this month we have been focusing on our Couples and Relationship Series. Within this series we have talked about and looked about what healthy and unhealthy relationships look like, how to build healthy and strong relationships and also the mental health impacts of these relationships. However, one aspect of relationships that many people forget that is equally important is...[ read more ]