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At Crossroads Counseling Services, we work with couples who arrive for their first session carrying two very different things: hope that something could be different, and a quiet fear about what's about to happen in that room. That combination makes sense.
At Crossroads Counseling Services, we think about the Lindsay Clancy case often, not because it's sensational, but because the tragedy is one of the clearest illustrations of what happens when postpartum mental illness is severe, underrecognized, and undertreated. Clancy, a labor
At Crossroads Counseling Services, we hear two things from people who want to try mindfulness: "I know I probably should" and "I tried it once and failed immediately." That second one comes up more than people expect, usually because what they
Searching "therapist near me" usually pulls up more names than anyone wants to scroll through, photos and credentials and specialty lists that all start to blur together after the tenth profile. Picking one feels like it should be simple. In practice,
At Crossroads Counseling Services, we work with a lot of people who describe themselves as private, independent, someone who handles things on their own. They come in because a relationship is suffering, or has already ended, in a way they can't
Parents call me this time every August with some version of the same question: "Do we put him back on it, or wait and see how the first week goes?" It's a reasonable question, and it comes up constantly because so
At Crossroads Counseling Services, I get this question more than almost any other. Someone calls to make an appointment and halfway through the intake they pause and say, "Wait, I'm sorry, what's the difference between what you do and a therapist?"
At Crossroads Counseling Services, people often come in knowing they want help but unsure what kind. They've heard the acronyms: CBT, DBT, ACT. They've maybe done some searching online and come away more confused than when they started. And occasionally they'll
At Crossroads Counseling Services, I sit with people every week who are not okay, and know it, but can't quite name what they need. They're not in crisis. They're just worn down in that slow, accumulating way that doesn't feel urgent
Communities are increasingly recognizing that not every emergency is a criminal matter. Many calls to law enforcement involve individuals who are overwhelmed by a mental health crisis, struggling with substance use, or experiencing intense emotional distress. In those moments, safety is