Reset Counseling Center

We all know or have a direct or indirect family memberm involved in this hell of drugs and many people do not seek help out of shame or because they do not know how they can help that person.
It is preferable to seek help than to see that loved one lying in the street or in a coffin.⚰️

Todos conocemos o tenemos un familiar directo o indirecto metido en este in****no de las dr**as y mucha gente no busca ayuda por vergüenza o por ignorar de que manera puedes ayudar a esa persona. Es preferible buscar ayuda que ver a ese ser querido tirado en la calle o tendido en un ataúd. ⚰️

"The one who falls and gets up is stronger than the one who never tried" — Roy T. Bennett

Job Title
Counselor Intern
LCDC, I

*PAID*

At Reset Counseling Center, we are dedicated to providing compassionate and professional substance abuse services to our community. We are looking for a motivated and empathetic Counselor Intern to join our team.

The Counselor Intern will assist in providing individual and group counseling sessions, conducting assessments, and developing treatment plans under the supervision of licensed professionals.

Qualifications

Currently enrolled in a Master's program in Counseling, Psychology, Social Work, or a related field with an active CI status with the state of Texas.

To apply, please send your resume and information to [email protected].

Happy Birthday to our Administrator and Co-Founder Mr. Eric Ruiz! Hope you are having a blessed day 🎂🥳🎊

No more!!!

Congratulations to our friends and colleagues from Mesquite Treatment Center, LLC for their beautiful inpatient facility located in Harlingen Texas. This facility will be a blessing to so many lives across the RGV and their surroundings. Thank you for the invitation to your Ribbon Cut!

Summer basketball to finish up the week 🏀

This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave

Salí de fiesta mamá. Fui a una fiesta y me acordé de lo que me dijiste. Me pediste que no bebiera alcohol, mamá. Por eso, bebí un Sprite. Me sentí orgullosa de mí misma. Hice una elección saludable y tu consejo fue correcto.

Y cuando la fiesta finalmente acabó, la gente empezó a conducir sin estar en condiciones. Fui a mi coche con la certeza de que iría a casa en paz.
Nunca podría imaginar lo que me esperaba, mamá... algo que no podría esperarme.
Ahora estoy tirada en la carretera y oigo a un policía decir: "El chico que provocó este accidente iba borracho".

Mamá, su voz parece tan distante... Mi sangre está derramada por todos lados y estoy intentando con todas mis fuerzas no llorar. Puedo oír a los médicos diciendo: "Esta chica va a morir".

Él, como yo, había salido de fiesta, pero él decidió beber y conducir y ahora yo tengo que morir.
¿Por qué las personas hacen esto, mamá, sabiendo que va a arruinar vidas?
El dolor me está cortando como un centenar de cuchillos afilados. Dile a mi hermana que no se asuste, mamá. Dile a papá que sea fuerte. Os quiero tanto que me gustaría que me diéseis un último beso. Alguien debería haber dicho a aquel chico que está mal beber y conducir...
Tal vez si sus padres se lo hubieran dicho yo ahora estaría viva... Mi respiración se está debilitando, mamá, y tengo mucho miedo... Estos son mis últimos momentos y me siento tan desesperada... Me gustaría que me pudieras abrazar, mamá, mientras estoy estirada, aquí, muriendo.
Me gustaría poder decirte que te quiero, mamá... no siento mi cuerpo, no puedo más, mamá, te quiero...Adiós...".

Estas palabras fueron escritas por un periodista de Informativos Telecinco que presenció un accidente de tráfico en 1997. La joven, mientras moría, iba diciendo estas palabras a los allí presentes. El periodista empezó una campaña. Si este mensaje llegó hasta ti y lo ignoras, puedes estar perdiendo la oportunidad de concienciar a más personas y hacer que tu propia vida también corra peligro. Y este pequeño gesto puede marcar una gran diferencia.

Help!!!

Curiosity!!! can lead teens to want to experience what it feels like to be under the influence of drugs.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of addicts remain in the shadows and do not think at all about looking for a solution to get out of this problem. But the worst of all is that the family is the victim of the disorders in the home and the cruelty of society that singles them out for being relatives of drug addicts.

“Drugs take you away from how great you can be and from the great road you have yet to travel” – Anonymous

Although no one can go back, anyone can from now on reach a new ending.

*THE CHILDREN DIE IN THEIR ROOM!*

*Don't stop reading*

Before we lost children in the rivers, in the bushes, in the seas, today we have lost them inside their room!

When they played in the yards we heard their voices, we listened to their fantasies and when we heard them, from a distance, we knew what was going on in their minds.

When they entered the house there was not a TV in each room, nor electronic devices in their hands.

Today we do not hear their voices, we do not hear their thoughts. The children are there, inside their rooms, and that is why we think they are safe. How immature ours!!!

Now they stay with their headphones, locked in their worlds, building their knowledge without us knowing what it is...

Literally losing their lives, still alive in bodies, but dead in their relationships with their parents, locked up in a world of Technology that contributes nothing to the formation of safe and strong children to make morally correct decisions and in accordance with their family values.

Inside their rooms we lose our children to drugs, conversations with bad friends, po*******hy, immersed in a world of fantasy. Dead of their family identity...

It will become a mixture of everything that they have been influenced by and parents don't always know what their children are.

Today you can read that text and send it to your friends; but, will he be able to rescue his children?... He can see truths in him and reflect. All this will be excellent.

I have seen so many sick families with dead children in the room, so I invite you and please accept!

*I invite you to take your child out of the room, from the tablet, from the cell phone, from the computer, from the headset, I invite you to buy board games, boards and have children in the room, by your side for at least 2 established days in your room week after night (beyond Saturday and Sunday).*

And play, have fun with them, listen to the voices, the words, the thoughts and that you have the great opportunity to have them alive, "giving work" and that they learn to live as a family, feel they belong in the home so that they do not need venture into those crazy games to feel like somebody or get some adrenaline rush that they used to have with backyard pranks!

*Excellent reflection impossible not to share!*

You're not alone !
seek professional help.