Post by Gwen Soat, LCMHCA Becoming a police officer isn’t just a career—it’s a calling. You’ve passed the interviews, survived the Academy, conquered the fitness exams, and now you’re ready to wear the badge as a police officer. Answering this call is courageous, but too many officers neglect one critical piece of preparation: mental and […]
Stop Using the Term “Narcissistic Abuse” – Here’s what you should use
Precise language matters in when talking about abuse dynamics – and the term “narcissistic abuse” in terribly imprecise. In today’s world, mental health conversations have gained significant traction – THANK GOD. It’s about time, to be honest. A topic that often arises is “narcissistic abuse.” While abuse awareness is crucial, understanding and using accurate terminology […]
What Teletherapy Is Like with Our Wake Forest Counselors
The concept of telehealth has made big news as we all hunker down at home. But do you know what that really means? There are lots of images of men and women in white coats and a patient with a tissue up to their nose. Is that what counseling looks like through teletherapy? These are […]
Wake Forest Counseling – Meet Norma
The Journey and The Process would like to introduce Norma Digeso as part of our Wake Forest counseling team. Norma is a FABULOUS counselor and her clients love working with her. We thought we’d take a minute to let you get to know her. She might just be the counselor you have been looking for! […]
Thankfulness Instead of Counseling in Wake Forest?
It’s that time of year again! Thanksgiving week (at least if you’re in the United States). Facebook and Instagram are rife with thankfulness posts and probably have been all month. Many people take this week to reflect and practice giving thanks for the blessings the year has brought – and this year you ask, “Can […]
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