Get to Know Sade Massiah
As part of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we would like to take a moment and introduce you to Sade. You may have seen her in the office, read about her on our newsletters or social
Get to Know Minh Bui
As part of July Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, we would like to take a moment and give you the opportunity to get to know Minh. You may have seen Minh in the office, read about
Get to Know Trent Morrow
We would like to introduce you to the owner of L & B Counseling, Trent Morrow. You might have seen him in the office, on our webpage, or as of recently on our social media pages.
Mental Health Awareness Month
With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, I feel it is only fitting to discuss the significance of mental health during such a stressful time like the one we’ve had over the last couple of months.
Stay At Home Order – Coronavirus
The coronavirus…are two words we hear so often everywhere we turn these past few weeks. We can’t escape it, and yet we are all living through it together. Many of us feel anxious and scared, and
Why go see a doctor?
Have you ever found yourself saying, “I’m healthy, why go see a doctor? I don’t need to go to the doctor. I can get through this myself. If I’m really sick, then I will make an
Love Language
In honor of Love Month, let’s talk about love languages. As a therapist, I am frequently discussing stress associated to relational issues, whether it is romantic or familial. I have found that having this information –
New Year, New Me
It is a new year, so that means it is going to be a new me. I remember saying this each year to myself. A new me meant setting up New Year’s resolutions. However, looking back,
Grief Over The Holidays
Two years ago, right before the holidays, my grandpa passed away. His passing was sudden and unexpected. Although, I was never close to my grandpa, I learned that somehow, his death affected me more than I