Kati Hill, LPC-S, RPT-S Bloom In Nola LLC

01/08/2026

Office Space Available for a Therapist | Mid-City New Orleans | $550/month ✨

We are a close-knit, collaborative group of therapists in Mid-City New Orleans looking to welcome another clinician into our shared office space. This is a great fit for someone who values consultation, community, and a supportive professional environment. Most of the therapists in our building work with children, caregivers, and families.

Details:

• Monthly rent: $550

• Utilities included

• Kentwood water service

• Professional cleaning of shared/common spaces

• Internet/Wi-Fi included

• Furnished space (can be set up for play therapy or adult therapy) making it ideal for someone just starting out. Could also be great for a sand tray therapy space!

• Welcoming waiting room with therapy focused books

• Waiting area also includes books and art supplies for children

• Convenient Mid-City location

If you’re a therapist looking for an affordable, conveniently located, and collegial space to grow your practice, we’d love to connect with you! Please message me directly for photos, additional details, or to schedule a tour.

08/10/2024

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Tom - The Dad Vibes 💕

05/08/2024

Love this! It’s so true.
Synergetic Play Therapy Institute
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ParentsTogether 💕

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04/26/2024

Our children will do things that trigger us. It is our job to process the triggers, not expect our child to change, in order to avoid triggering us.⁣
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Learn to identify and process all the emotional triggers parenting brings up in my latest book 👇⁣
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Finding Your Calm: A Responsive Parents Guide to Self-Regulation and Co-Regulation⁣⁣⁣
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Link in bio or on the Website: responsiveparentinginspirations.com⁣⁣⁣
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04/26/2024

If your child is using a rude tone because they feel dysregulated, your job, as their parent is to co-regulate, not correct their tone.

If you don’t know how to co-regulated or even self-regulate, start there. When we correct tone instead of responding to it, we teach our child that we don’t have the emotional capacity for their feelings and they should try to hide them from us, so their tone doesn’t cause us to get dysregulated.

We’re not actually teaching them how to speak to people kindly, because we do that by speaking to them kindly. We’re teaching them to hide their emotions, in our presence.

Learn more about co-regulation and self-regulation in my latest book 👇👇👇

Finding Your Calm: A Responsive Parents Guide to Self-Regulation and Co-Regulation⁣⁣
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Link in bio or on the Website: responsiveparentinginspirations.com⁣⁣

04/19/2024

Love this from Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D.

03/19/2024

A page from a book called The Truth of You by Iain S. Thomas.

12/21/2023

“Your dysregulation is welcome here.” ❤️

Robyn Gobbel - Trauma, Toxic Stress, & Baffling Behaviors 💕

12/08/2023

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05/11/2023

Parenting techniques that don’t recognize the importance of emotions, or suggest that we need to outpower or outwit children need to be updated.