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06/09/2026

“We watched our child, and ourselves, grow and change while our overall stress as parents lowered.” 📉⭐️🩵😌

PCIT helps parents learn practical skills to improve behavior, reduce stress, strengthen the parent-child relationship, and build confidence at home and beyond.

Thank you to this Kindred family for sharing their experience. 💙💚🩵

05/28/2026

🩵 Meet Kindred’s new clinical intern! 🩵

Stephanie Bass is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern currently completing her graduate degree at Liberty University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in human development and family relations from East Carolina University. She has experience working with families, adolescents, adults, and couples in the private practice setting.

Stephanie approaches counseling from a faith-based perspective, integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and child-centered play therapy to support healing, emotional growth, and resilience. She values meeting clients where they are and walking alongside them with compassion, empathy, and respect for their individual journey. Stephanie is passionate about supporting individuals and families as they navigate stress and challenging life experiences.

Outside of counseling, Stephanie enjoys spending quality time with her family and cheering on her son at Fike and WYSA soccer games. She also loves reading on the beach, watching a good Netflix series, and taking long walks with the family dogs. ⚽️🌊🐶

04/30/2026

A diagnosis is a lens, not a label. 🩵🫶🏻🧠

04/22/2026

One of our therapists, Mary Rome Daniel, uses a simple but powerful intervention called the “Worry Monster” to help children externalize their anxiety. Instead of holding worries inside, kids draw them out—giving their fears a shape, a voice, and a little less power. 🧟👹👾

From there, we help them build coping skills to “fight back” when the worry monster shows up. Confidence grows when kids realize they’re not helpless against their thoughts.

04/13/2026

We would like to congratulate our very own, Kimber Smith, on her acceptance to ECU’s Doctoral Program in Medical Family Therapy! 🥳👩🏼‍⚕️🧠

Kimber will be continuing her work with her clients at Kindred while pursuing her PhD. 💜 This ongoing clinical work will allow her to further develop her ability to serve clients within an integrative mental and medical health care model.

The goal of the Medical Family Therapy (MedFT) program is to expand students’ knowledge of healthcare by enhancing competency in biopsychosocial-spiritual and family-based treatment approaches, with an emphasis on integrated care, research, and a deeper theoretical understanding of both medical and mental health conditions.

Congrats, Kimber! We’re so excited to support you on this journey.💛💜

03/24/2026

Learn more about Kindred’s PCIT Clinic by visiting our website! 💚

Click the link below to navigate to our PCIT info page—which explains PCIT in detail and answers many frequently asked questions.

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) is an evidence-based treatment for children ages 2-7 years old that significantly improves parent-child relationships and decreases disruptive behavior.

https://www.kindredpft.com/parentchild-interaction-therapy-pcit

03/20/2026

Please join me in welcoming Mary Rome Daniel, LMFT-A to the Kindred team! 🩵🥳💚

Meet Mary Rome Daniel, a Wilson native and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate. Mary Rome earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Kentucky and her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from East Carolina University.

Mary Rome works with children and families navigating ADHD, anxiety, behavioral concerns, family transitions, and co-parenting stress. She incorporates play into sessions to help children express themselves, build confidence, and develop healthier ways to cope. Mary Rome also use a narrative approach to help families begin to see their challenges differently and feel less defined by them.

Mary Rome partners with parents to improve communication, create consistency between caregivers, and develop practical strategies that support both connection and structure at home. Her goal is to help families feel less stuck, more connected, and more confident moving forward together.

Outside of the therapy room, Mary Rome enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, horseback riding, and being with her two Labrador Retrievers, Branch and Derby.

03/19/2026

If you’re a parent who’s been wondering “is it just hormones” or “just a phase” for far too long, give us a call. We’d love to talk things through and help you determine if therapy or medication may be the next right step for your teen. 🧠🩵

03/11/2026

Could removing the scale from your home have a positive impact on your child’s body image? 🤔

I recently had a conversation with another mom who’s a bit further along in motherhood than I am. We were reminiscing on our experiences as teenage girls in the 2000’s—especially in terms of body image. She went on to share how much more daunting she feels the teenage years are for her girls; and then she said something that hasn’t left my mind since.

“Yeah, we don’t allow scales in our home.”

Wow. That’s not a household rule I hear a lot. I was curious on her reasoning behind this decision.

“I remember being 9 years old, noticing my body changing, and weighing myself up to five times a day. My parents had no idea what I was doing in the bathroom, and over time, it began to consume my life. I eventually started tracking my weight in a journal and restricting food. I would run around outside and come in just to see if the number had decreased. When it hadn’t, I felt so much shame. Even today, my parents still don’t know how much I struggled with body image, and still do as an adult.”

Her response was powerful, and resonated with me so much. As a mother of a 6yo girl, I began to think about my friend’s decision, came home and put my own scale high up in the linen closet. I’m not sure I’ll keep in there, but it’s something I think of often.

I’m interested to know, what are your thoughts on being a scale-free home? Of course, there’s not one right or wrong answer here, but it’s an interesting topic to explore.

Parents (or anyone else who has kind and insightful opinions😊), tell us in the comments what you think!

03/10/2026

Adolescence comes with unique pressures, identity shifts, and emotional challenges that require a different approach. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be diving deeper into teen mental health, sharing insights, resources, and ways families can better support the teens in their lives. 🧠✨

Address

3204 Nash Street N Ste B
Wilson, NC
27896

Telephone

+12522164248

Website

http://www.kindredpft.com/

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