For this edition of the Mental Health Blog, in recognition of the month of April, we’re doing something a little different. Because I myself have Autism Spectrum Disorder, I’m going to be providing a little background information about autism and then write about my own personal experiences with it…
Finding the right counselor can be a challenge, especially if it’s anxiety inducing to meet new people and open up. But know that it is the job of the counselor to approach you warmly, without judgement. If you do feel judged or criticized, perhaps that person isn’t the right fit. Ideally, you should be ableContinue reading “Finding the Right Counselor”
For this edition of the Mental Health Blog, in recognition of the month of April, we’re doing something a little different. Because I myself have Autism Spectrum Disorder, I’m going to be providing a little background information about autism and then write about my own personal experiences with it. I hope that my experience canContinue reading “Autism Acceptance”
For women’s history month, I took the time to interview women and AFAB (assigned female at birth) people in my life to gain perspective about what it means to be a woman and have a female identity. I also wanted to show the many different ways women experience the world of mental health and counseling,Continue reading “Women’s History Month”
An Interview with LaNita Jefferson and Ashley Waddington In recognition of Black History Month, this issue of the Mental Health Blog looks a little different. In order to gain perspective on black mental health from a counselor’s lens, I interviewed LaNita Jefferson and Ashley Waddington, the founders of Carolina Assessment Services. Counseling different culturalContinue reading “Black Mental Health”
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