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For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?

Jena PlummerJ

Jena Plummer

owner, LCMHC, LCAS

For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?

Emily LewisE

Emily Lewis

Emily M. Lewis Counseling
Online & In-Person
For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?
It's okay if the process seems daunting. It usually is. It's not the sign you are looking for that this isn't the right move. Sometimes the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is to lean into discomforts and pursue a more effective route. If you're exploring counseling, that usually tells me that what you've been doing up until this point isn't serving you as well as it's felt like it has in the past. Change is usually hard and uncomfortable. Initiating change can be intimidating. Growing into a space you want to be able to get to is life changing and oh so rewarding. It will be hard work--I can 100% guarantee that. And it will be meaningful and worth the effort for us to take the time to learn how to value and prioritize yourself together.
Hi! My name is Emily! I am a LPC in the state of Texas and LCPC in the state of Maryland. I offer Virtual/In-Person (Fort Worth) appointments in TX and virtual ONLY in MD. I work particularly with both males and females who are struggling with Level 1 Autism Spectrum Disorders, varieties of grief, and anxiety. I believe that strength and encouragement can be found in having someone process our challenges with us. I strive to create a safe space where you can learn from current thinking patterns, explore new coping skills, and grow in more effective behaviors and thought processes. Often we underestimate the impact of having someone share space with us in some of our darkest moments. I would be honored to make space with you.