by Lime Tree Counseling | Jul 27, 2021 | Anxiety Counseling, Online Counseling, Parenting, Uncategorized
By Alana Gregg, MS, LPC We all look forward to summer. Being able to enjoy the sunshine, the fresh air, and the quality time with family and friends. Taking vacations at the shore were some of my favorite childhood memories. I have vivid memories of staying in the...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Apr 27, 2021 | Christian Counseling, Depression, Grief Counseling, Uncategorized
By Hannah Mosser, MA, LPC When you think “grief therapy,” you might think of the five well-known stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. This is an older model that suggests there is a “right way” to grieve. That there is a specific order by...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Apr 13, 2021 | Anxiety Counseling, Boundaries, Couples Counseling, Uncategorized
By Maddie Lukens, MA In the culture we live in there is a quiet message sent to us that we must AVOID all things negative, uncomfortable, or anything that leaves us feeling other than happy or satisfied. Can you recall a time that you’ve wanted to avoid hurt,...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Jun 13, 2019 | Uncategorized
By Katie Bailey, MA, LPC Congratulations, you’re engaged! It’s a very exciting time, for sure. You likely have a long to do list: save the date cards, dress fittings, flowers, music, locations…it goes on and on. You might be missing the most important thing on...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Apr 20, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Depression, Online Counseling, Uncategorized
By Katie Bailey, MA, LPC I understand paying for counseling can be a concern, in a time when you are already feeling stress. There are two options to pay for counseling: using your insurance or paying out of pocket. Insurance Using your insurance to pay for counseling...
by Lime Tree Counseling | Apr 19, 2018 | Christian Counseling, Healthy Relationships, Online Counseling, Uncategorized
By Katie Bailey, MA, LPC Some think going to therapy is for “crazy” people, or “weak” people. The truth is, people that go to therapy are brave, mature people looking to improve their lives. Therapy is hard work, and all truly good things...
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