Counseling For Wellness, LLC

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Counseling For Wellness is currently experiencing phone difficulties. Please be patient with us as we navigate this current challenge. Feel free to reach out to our team via email: [email protected] with any concerns or inquiries. Thank you!

Group therapy is back!!!!

Did you know Reiki can be beneficial for your mental health? One of our Reiki Practitioners, Abby Trout, has openings on Fridays. Call us at 330-677-2000 to get in touch!

Reiki for Mental Health: A Holistic Approach to Wellness Mental health conditions, such as anxiety and depression, affect millions worldwide. While traditional treatments like therapy and medication can be effective, many people are turning to complementary therapies, like Rei...

Meet our amazing new intern, Olivia Andrew, M.Ed., CT (she/her)!

Olivia will be starting with us June 5th. She is a counselor in training who received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with minors in Writing and Peace Building & Social Justice from the University of Mount Union. She is currently obtaining her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Kent State University. She has experience working with the college-aged population both in her undergraduate and graduate work, however, is open to working with all different ages and identities. Olivia values overall authenticity and strives to create a space for clients in which they feel they can show up as their true selves. She actively works to collaborate with her clients, meeting them where they are at and applying interventions tailored to each individual. Olivia utilizes techniques from Family Systems perspectives, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness to help facilitate growth and acceptance throughout the counseling journey. She plans to further her education in working with families, couples, and the LGBTQ+ community. Some of her favorite ways to practice self-care involve trying new coffee shops with her partner, going to the gym, and thrifting.

Olivia's sessions are self-pay only with a rate of $30 per session. If you'd like to schedule with her, give us a call at 330-677-2000.

Did you know we offer private Reiki sessions?

What is Reiki?
Reiki is a Japanese healing technique, which loosely translates to "life-force energy". It is given by gently laying hands on an individual or at a distance, as energy is intuitive and flows where it needs to go. This life-force energy can stop flowing in the body if there has been physical or emotional pain. Blockages can lead to physical and mental illnesses, such as depression and anxiety. Reiki works to improve the flow of energy, stimulate the body’s natural healing abilities, and remove blockages, while promoting physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellbeing.

What should I expect in a Reiki session?
-Sessions start with a 10-15 minute check-in/consultation on how you’ve been feeling.
-Reiki takes place lying down or in a sitting position.
-You will be fully clothed.
-Based on the practitioner and your preferences, in-person Reiki may include aromatherapy, guided meditation, crystals, and props to get comfortable (bolsters, blankets, etc.). Once you are all settled in, your practitioner will begin by testing your seven chakras.
-Reiki can then be given through gentle touch or at a distance depending on client comfortability.
-You may feel warmth or heat from the practitioner's hands and/or energy pulses gently waving through the body.
-You and your practitioner will have a few moments to chat at the end of session to share insights, information, & questions.

Interested in learning more? Contact us today!

We would like to feature one of our therapists, Jennifer Skaggs, M.Ed., LPCC (she/her). She is currently accepting new clients for in-person and Telehealth sessions! Contact us today to make an appointment.

Jennifer is a licensed professional clinical counselor. She has over 10 years of experience providing individual, family and group therapy in a variety of settings. Jennifer has experience working in residential treatment, school based/alternative education, outpatient and other community based services including training and recruitment of treatment foster parents. She received a Bachelor’s of Arts in Psychology and Master’s of Education in Community Agency Counseling from Cleveland State University.

Jennifer’s previous experience as a therapist has enabled her to work with clients with diverse backgrounds and diagnoses. She works with all ages, from kindergarten to retirement. She has adapted and learned a wide range of interventions to meet clients where they are at, including using Telehealth. She primarily utilizes principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with a solutions-focused and systems-based approach. She is knowledgeable in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Play Therapy, and Dialectic Behavioral Therapy. She has extensive experience with ADHD, anxiety, depression, anger management, trauma reaction, behavioral disorders, and adjustment.

In her personal time, Jennifer enjoys traveling with her husband and spending quality time with her children, eight grandchildren, and her dog Fancy. She especially loves camping, hiking, being outside, crafts, cooking, and living a healthy and active lifestyle. Jen’s family attributes her unbelievable patience to growing up with three older brothers.

March is Women's History Month and today is International Women’s Day! We wanted to take a moment to celebrate women's contributions to history, culture, and society. We are so grateful for these incredible women who make up Counseling For Wellness. Thank you for all that you do!

A gentle reminder to take posts on social media with care. We often compare ourselves to the posts or beauty that we see, but what we’re seeing is only part of the story. People tend to show the good parts, not the rough ones. We all curate our online media presence and only show what we want others to see. Sometimes we might feel envious over someone else's Instagram posts or Snapchat stories, but remember that just like you, they might be only showing their good side.

Sending you a little sunshine on this dreary day. ☀️💛 This time of year can be difficult for many of us. We're here to support you! Reach out today 330-677-2000.

Kent Skates is back, offering FREE outdoor ice skating and skate rental beginning Sat., Nov. 19, 11am to 11pm in Downtown Kent! Featuring food & beverages at the Zamboni Café, and lots of restaurants and shops just steps away, this is a fun, family-friendly activity in Kent that can give a little boost to your mental health. For days and hours, click the link below.

https://www.kent.edu/kentskates

Kent Skates | Kent State University Kent Skates Explore Kent | Kent Skates is a new, outdoor ice skating rink in downtown Kent that is free and open to the public. It will be open Nov. 19, 2022 through Feb. 26, 2023. Use of the rink is free, along with free skate rental.

Happy National Coming Out Day! We love our LGBTQ+ clients, clinicians, and community. ❤️🌈

Counseling For Wellness, LLC updated their info in the about section.

LPC(C)- Looking for a clinician specialing in Marriage and Family/Couples. Any or all days needed and highly requested for intakes. We offer telehealth and in-person sessions. Send resume and cover letter to identify your interest.

LPC(C)- Weeknight Evening Clinician 5-9pm (minimum 2 evenings). Any or all days needed and highly requested for intakes. We offer telehealth and in-person sessions. Send resume and cover letter to identify your interest.

LPC(C)- Weekend Clinician ONLY (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) looking for someone who wants to pick up a caseload to fulfil our weekend hours demand. Any or all days needed and highly requested for intakes. We offer telehealth and in-person sessions. Send resume and cover letter to identify your interest.