Elevate Counseling Services

09/06/2026

Have you ever experienced something after a loss that made you stop and wonder?

A song at exactly the right moment.

A vivid dream that felt different from other dreams.

A familiar scent with no obvious source.

A cardinal, butterfly, repeating number, or coincidence that felt deeply personal.

Or simply the unmistakable feeling that someone you lost was near.

Many grieving people describe experiences they interpret as signs or continued connection with someone who has died.

And just as often, they hesitate to talk about them.

They wonder if anyone will understand.

They question whether they imagined it.

Or they simply don’t know what to make of what happened.

On Saturday, September 19, Elevate Counseling CEO Leigh-Ann Larson, LMHC, Certified Grief Educator, and Psychic Medium, is hosting a three-hour virtual workshop exploring these experiences with curiosity, compassion, and room for different beliefs.

Healing Grief with Signs, Symbols & After-Death Communication will explore after-death communication, what current research says about these reported experiences, common signs and symbols people describe, and how experiences of continued connection can become meaningful within grief.

Leigh-Ann will also lead a guided meditation and create space for questions and conversation.

You don’t need to arrive believing anything in particular.

You may have experienced something you can’t explain.

You may desperately miss someone and long to feel connected again.

You may simply be curious.

Or you may be skeptical and interested in learning more.

There is room for all of that.

💙 Healing Grief with Signs, Symbols & After-Death Communication

📅 Saturday, September 19

🕐 1:00–4:00 PM Eastern

💻 Live on Zoom

🎟️ $99

Learn more and register:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1995170551829?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you’re looking for grief counseling, bereavement support, therapy in Massachusetts, or mental health support in Massachusetts, Elevate Counseling is here.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

What if the people we love never really stop communicating with us? (3-Hour Virtual Workshop). Hosted by Leigh-Ann Larson, Grief Educator

09/04/2026

Recovery rarely looks like one life-changing moment.

More often, it looks like choosing differently one day at a time.

Making the appointment.

Telling someone the truth.

Going to the meeting.

Calling the person who helps you stay grounded.

Trying again after a hard day.

Setting a boundary with someone who makes recovery harder.

Learning what you need when the old way of coping is the only way you’ve known.

Some days, the choices feel significant.

Other days, getting through the day without giving up may be the progress.

Recovery can include setbacks, uncertainty, and moments when you wonder whether anything is actually changing.

That doesn’t erase how far you’ve come.

During National Recovery Month, we’re celebrating recovery in all of its forms, including the small, quiet decisions no one else sees.

If you or someone you love is navigating substance use, addiction recovery, or co-occurring mental health challenges, support can be part of those next steps.

Elevate Counseling provides addiction counseling, recovery support, anxiety therapy, stress management therapy, and mental health support in Massachusetts.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

09/02/2026

One of the biggest myths about recovery is that you have to lose everything before you deserve help.

You don’t.

Recovery can begin the moment you decide you don’t want to keep living the way you have been.

You don’t have to wait for a crisis.

You don’t have to convince yourself you’re “struggling enough.”

You don’t have to hit rock bottom before reaching out.

Recovery isn’t just about stopping something.

It’s about rebuilding your life.

It’s about reconnecting with yourself.

It’s about creating relationships, routines, and a future that feels healthier and more hopeful than the one you’ve been surviving.

Recovery looks different for everyone, but no one should have to walk it alone.

Swipe through to learn more about recovery and why support can begin long before everything falls apart.

If you or someone you love is navigating substance use, addiction recovery, anxiety, or another mental health challenge, therapy can be one part of a meaningful recovery journey.

If you’re looking for therapy in Massachusetts, addiction counseling, mental health support in Massachusetts, anxiety therapy, or virtual therapy in Massachusetts, we’re here to help.

📞 508-297-1491

📧 [email protected]

📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk

💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Month.

Knowing where to turn can matter for you, and for someone you love.

You do not have to wait until a situation feels unbearable to reach out for support.

And you do not have to be suicidal to contact 988.

Save these resources somewhere you can find them again.

988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline

Call or text 988 for free, confidential support 24/7.

You can contact 988 if you’re experiencing emotional distress or thoughts of su***de, or if you’re worried about someone you love.

Veterans can call 988 and press 1.

Spanish-speaking callers can press 2.

Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line

Call or text 833-773-2445 24/7.

This free Massachusetts resource can help connect you with mental health and substance-use services, including routine care, urgent support, and crisis care.

No health insurance is required.

Community Behavioral Health Centers

Massachusetts Community Behavioral Health Centers provide 24/7 crisis services across the state.

The Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line can connect you directly with the appropriate local center.

If you are concerned about someone else, you can reach out for guidance too.

You do not need to know exactly what to say or what kind of help they need before asking for support.

Please save this post.

Please share it with someone who may need these numbers someday.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911

And beyond crisis support, if you’re looking for ongoing depression support, anxiety therapy, therapy in Massachusetts, or mental health support in Massachusetts, Elevate Counseling is here.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

When someone you love is at risk of overdose, “just set boundaries” can feel almost impossible.

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.

It’s a day to remember the lives lost to overdose, acknowledge the grief carried by the people who loved them, and recognize the families still living with the fear of what could happen next.

Because addiction affects more than the person using substances.

When someone you love is struggling, you may live in a constant state of high alert.

You check your phone.

You listen for changes in their voice.

You step in to prevent consequences.

You lose sleep wondering whether they’re safe.

And when their choices really could put their life at risk, stepping back can feel less like a boundary and more like abandoning someone you love.

That is an incredibly difficult place to live.

On Thursday, September 10, Elevate Counseling CEO Leigh-Ann Larson, LMHC, and Rising Up Clinical Director Kolby Andrade, LICSW, are hosting a free virtual workshop for the people carrying this weight.

Loving Someone with Addiction Without Losing Yourself will explore the difference between helping, rescuing, and enabling; why boundaries can bring up so much fear and guilt; how addiction affects the entire family; and how to support someone’s recovery without making their recovery your responsibility.

You’ll also learn a practical framework for identifying what is within your control, what belongs to the other person, and what you need to protect your own emotional and physical well-being.

The goal isn’t to stop caring.

It’s learning how to care without losing yourself in someone else’s addiction.

💙 Loving Someone with Addiction Without Losing Yourself

📅 Thursday, September 10

🕛 12:00–1:00 PM Eastern

💻 Online

💙 Free to attend

Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1997898151152?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you’re looking for addiction counseling, family support, grief counseling, boundary setting support, anxiety therapy, or counseling in Massachusetts, Elevate Counseling is here.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

Learn how to support someone with addiction, set healthier boundaries, and protect your own well-being without giving up on them.

08/30/2026

Grief can leave you living a life you never planned for.

Today is National Grief Awareness Day.

And while awareness matters, so does making space for what grief actually asks of people after a loss.

You may be learning how to live without the person you thought would still be here.

You may be grieving the future you expected to share.

You may look like you’re “doing better” while still having days when the loss feels incredibly close.

You may even wonder whether finding happiness again somehow means leaving the person you love behind.

Grief doesn’t ask you to choose between remembering them and continuing to live.

On Thursday, September 3, Elevate Counseling CEO Leigh-Ann Larson, LMHC, Certified Grief Educator, and Medium, is hosting a free virtual workshop, The Life You Didn’t Plan For: Living After Loss.

This gentle conversation will explore why grief changes more than our emotions, how loss can reshape identity and the future we imagined, and how to begin building a meaningful life without letting go of the love that remains.

This isn’t about “moving on.”

It’s about learning how to carry your love forward while creating space to live again.

💙 The Life You Didn’t Plan For: Living After Loss

📅 Thursday, September 3

🕛 12:00 PM Eastern

💻 Online via Zoom

💙 Free to attend

Can’t attend live?

Register anyway and you’ll automatically receive the replay.

Learn more and reserve your spot:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-life-you-didnt-plan-for-living-after-loss-tickets-1995169660162?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you’re looking for grief counseling, bereavement support, therapy in Massachusetts, or mental health support in Massachusetts, Elevate Counseling is here.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

Grief changes everything. If you’re trying to figure out how to keep living after the loss of someone you love, join this free virtual event

08/28/2026

Sometimes the hardest part of grief isn’t the loss itself.

It’s wondering why no one else seems to understand what you’re carrying.

Maybe you’re grieving someone who is still alive but no longer the person they once were.

Maybe you’re grieving a relationship that ended.

A pregnancy.

A version of your future that never happened.

Or someone you lost years ago, even though everyone expects you to have “moved on.”

Grief doesn’t have to fit someone else’s definition to be real.

There are many kinds of grief, and each deserves compassion.

This National Grief Awareness Day, we’re talking about some of the forms of grief that often go unrecognized, because having language for what you’re experiencing can be the first step toward feeling less alone.

Swipe through to learn more.

If grief has been affecting your daily life, you don’t have to carry it by yourself.

Our therapists provide grief counseling, bereavement support, and mental health support in Massachusetts, both in person and through virtual therapy across the state.

📞 508-297-1491

📧 [email protected]

📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk

💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts

08/26/2026

Grief doesn’t expire because enough time has passed.

A birthday can bring it back.

A song can bring it back.

A place, a smell, a family milestone, or an ordinary Tuesday can bring it back.

That doesn’t mean you’ve gone backward.

Grief rarely follows a predictable timeline because love doesn’t disappear when someone dies.

Over time, grief may change shape.

You may laugh more easily, build new routines, experience joy, and create a meaningful life while still deeply missing the person you lost.

Those things can exist together.

As National Grief Awareness Day approaches, here’s what we want you to know.

Healing does not require forgetting, and missing someone years later does not mean you’re grieving incorrectly.

If grief feels especially heavy right now, grief counseling can give you space to process what you’re carrying without pressure to “move on.”

Elevate Counseling provides grief counseling, therapy in Massachusetts, bereavement support, and mental health support both in person and virtually.

📞 508-297-1491
📧 [email protected]
📍 In-person in Buzzards Bay, Easton, Franklin, Hopkinton, Lakeville, Raynham, Seekonk
💻 Virtual therapy available across Massachusetts