Transforming Life Counseling Center

08/26/2026

Looking for a practice where your work feels meaningful—and you feel supported, too?

TLCC is welcoming LMFT, LCSW, LPC, and Psychologist applicants who want to do impactful clinical work in a collaborative, values-driven environment.

• Make a meaningful impact: Help clients move through challenges and experience real breakthroughs.

• Grow professionally: Access continuing education, supervision, career development, and referral opportunities through group marketing.

• Serve a diverse client base: Build a caseload that supports your clinical interests and specialties.

• Feel supported: Collaborate with skilled colleagues so you never have to practice in isolation.

• Protect your balance: Enjoy flexible scheduling options that respect your wellbeing.

• Work in a comfortable space: See clients in a serene, spacious office with amenities covered.

If you’re ready to grow your career in a practice that values your expertise, we’d love to connect.

Now accepting applications from LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCs, and Psychologists.

"The work we do changes lives. Including our own."
405 246-5433 tlccok.com

08/24/2026

High achievement shouldn't cost your son his mental well-being. 💼🧠

If your high schooler is brilliant but battling harsh self-talk, burnout, or chronic procrastination, he doesn't need more pressure—he needs a better strategy.

Mindset Mastery & Performance Architecture is an 8-week skills group starting Tuesday, September 15th at Transforming Life Counseling Center in Edmond.

The Blueprint:

✅ Mindset: Quiet the inner critic.
✅ Action: Pivot from anxiety-driven habits to values-focused ex*****on.
✅ Recovery: Ditch digital escape for genuine personal restoration.
• Who: Young men in Grades 9–12
• Time: Tuesdays, 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
• Location: 16301 Sonoma Park Drive, Edmond

Secure his spot today. Group sizes are kept small to guarantee individual support.
📞 (405) 201-7686 | ✉️ [email protected] | 🌐 Tlccok.com

07/16/2026

We want to congratulate Paula on this amazing achievement! We hope you can come out and celebrate with us at Full Circle Bookstore on Saturday from 3-5 to get your copy!

05/27/2026

Hearing loss isn't just about sound—it’s about connection. 👂💙
When conversations become exhausting, it is easy to withdraw. This social isolation directly increases the risk of depression, anxiety, and loneliness.
At Transforming Life Counseling Center, we see how deeply communication impacts your mental well-being. You do not have to navigate this isolation alone.
Our friends at Hough Ear Institute are helping Oklahomans reconnect through HoughAid, a program providing free hearing aids to low-income adults.
If you or a loved one are struggling with the emotional toll of hearing loss, we are here to support your mental health journey.

🧠💙 As Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re highlighting an often-overlooked connection: hearing, communication, and mental well-being.

When someone cannot hear clearly, conversations can become exhausting. Over time, it may become easier to withdraw from family gatherings, community events, church, work, and everyday moments of connection.

That matters. The CDC reports that about 1 in 3 U.S. adults feel lonely, and loneliness and social isolation can increase the risk of depression, anxiety, dementia, and other serious health concerns.

Through HoughAid, we provide free hearing aids to low-income adults across Oklahoma—helping people reconnect with family, coworkers, friends, and community.

Because hearing is about more than sound. It’s about connection. 👂💙

05/21/2026

Interesting research worth the longer summary initially posted, but want it even more brief?

Research from neuroscientist Audrey van der Meer shows that handwriting activates complex neural networks responsible for memory and learning, whereas typing causes brain activity to subside

[1]. Studies indicate that handwritten notes facilitate deeper cognitive processing and better conceptual understanding compared to the passive nature of typing

[2]. For improved mental clarity and memory retention, writing by hand is superior to digital input.

As traditional handwriting is progressively being replaced by digital devices, it is essential to investigate the implications for the human brain. Brain ele...

05/20/2026

We appreciate healthy coping skills at TLCC and the good people that promote them!

02/18/2026

Transform your life with our counseling & group therapy. Learn more! Edmond, OK.

02/10/2026

Good information to be aware of.... If you or someone you know is impacted by Tinnitus, see the Hough Institute for more information on their free support group (link in comments)

👂 Ear Health Myth Busters 👂

There’s a lot of misinformation out there about hearing health — let’s clear up a few common myths:

❌ “Ringing in my ears will just go away.”
Persistent ringing (tinnitus) can be a sign that your ears need attention.

❌ “Hearing loss only happens to older people.”
Noise exposure, illness, and other factors can affect hearing at any age.

❌ “If I hear okay, my ears must be fine.”
Hearing changes can happen gradually, and people often don’t notice right away.

Protecting your hearing and paying attention to changes matters at every stage of life.

12/25/2025

TLCC counts it a blessing to serve the community by offering counseling services. We hope everyone has a blessed holiday.

12/17/2025

good to know!

Whether you're flying, driving, or taking the train, travel can be noisy, and that can intensify tinnitus. These travel-friendly tips can help protect your comfort on the go:

🎧 Pack Noise-Reducing Tools
- Bring noise-canceling headphones or high-fidelity earplugs.
- For flights, consider airplane earplugs to ease pressure changes and reduce cabin noise.

👂 Use Sound to Your Advantage
- Choose quieter spaces when possible.
- Play calming sound, music, podcasts to reduce stress.

🔇 Plan for Quiet Moments
- On road trips, stop every 2–3 hours for a break.
- During layovers, seek out calm corners or lounges.

🏃♂️ Maintain Your Routine
- Sleep, hydration, and movement go a long way.
- Use deep breathing or mindfulness to reduce stress.
- Bring a book or soothing playlist to stay relaxed.