Delis Counseling

10/21/2026

MEET THE EXHIBITORS!!!❄

Join us October 27 at Bullseye Golf Club for an afternoon of connecting and supporting local businesses!

2–4 PM: Business-to-Business Networking
4–6 PM: Open to the Public

Come discover what local businesses have to offer, enjoy samples and giveaways, find exclusive deals, and have some fun while supporting our community! ✨

📅 October 27, 2026
📍 Bullseye Golf Club | Wisconsin Rapids

Bring your friends, family, and business connections and come experience our local business community all in one place!

10/19/2026

It’s National Evaluate Your Life Day, and apparently the cats have already formed a committee. 🐈

Their recommendations: more naps, stronger boundaries, and immediately leaving situations they find annoying. Questionable delivery. Some useful points. 😂

Before you join them in judging every decision you’ve ever made, ask yourself:

🐾 What’s working for me?
🐾 What am I saying yes to when I want to say no?
🐾 What’s one change that would make my days feel better?

You can reconsider a choice without putting your entire personality on trial. Start with one manageable change. Ask for support if you need it.

And take the panel’s feedback with a grain of salt. These are the same creatures who get stuck in grocery bags.

Delis Counseling Group
Honest • Useful • Real.

10/18/2026

🌲 **You’ve been asking. We’ve been planning. It’s time to get a little off the trail.**

Remember those Wild Resilience flyers at our grand opening? We’re finally ready to share the details!

**Wild Resilience** brings therapy skills and trail skills together through hands-on classes, guided hikes, and optional camping trips. We’ll work on managing stress, building confidence, and handling the hard stuff—with support, fresh air, and probably a little swearing.

No outdoor experience or expensive gear needed.

**Classes begin January 2027, with camping trips starting in June!** Gear, food, and transportation are included for trips.

Open to ages **14+**. Participants ages 14–17 must attend with an adult who also participates in the classes and camping trips.

Check out our new Wild Resilience page for the details and join our interest list:
https://www.deliscounseling.com/wild-resilience

**A Little Off the Trail. Honest • Useful • Real.**

10/18/2026

Getting better can be messy as hell. 💜

Sometimes it’s having the conversation you’ve avoided. Asking for help before you hit a wall. Owning your part without taking responsibility for everyone else’s. Trying again after an old habit makes an unwelcome comeback.

You can want more for yourself and still have days when getting through is all you’ve got.

That’s what we love about “Get Better” by Frank Turner—the stubborn hope that there’s still a future worth working toward, even when you’ve been through some things.

Your past gets a chapter. You still get to write what comes next.

🎶 Give this one a listen. What song helps you keep going?

Delis Counseling Group, LLC
Honest • Useful • Real.

The new album ‘Positive Songs For Negative People’ is out 7th Augus...

10/18/2026

⚠️ EXPLICIT LYRICS. This Sunday Song is for the adults, not the kids. Please don’t play it for your children. 😂

🎵 SUNDAY SONG: “Put Down the Phone and Go Outside” — Fuzzy Butt Bassel

We talk a lot about kids spending too much time on screens. But let’s be honest: they learned some of those habits by watching us.

And I get it. Your phone can feel like a little pocket-sized comfort blanket. You pick it up when you’re stressed, bored, lonely, or too tired to deal with one more thing. Then you put it down and realize your brain is still chewing on everything you just watched—along with everything else going on in the world.

The irony of you probably reading this on your phone is not lost on me. I wrote it on a screen, too. 😏

This isn’t a lecture about willpower. Putting the phone down can be genuinely hard. It may even feel uncomfortable or make you notice anxiety that scrolling helped you avoid for a while.

That’s part of why we’re building Wild Resilience: a chance to get outside, practice being present, and reconnect with yourself and other people. You don’t need to become a wilderness expert or throw your phone into a lake. We can help you start small, put it down more often, and figure out what actually helps you feel better.

And when our kids see us doing that? We’re giving them something more useful than another speech about screen time. 🌿

https://youtu.be/K__gZsMQbFU?is=V-gbmGV3XvMKQ2Ts

10/17/2026

❤️ Sentimental Saturday ❤️

Sweetest Day is one of those unusual Midwestern holidays that leaves people in other places asking, “Wait, that’s a real thing?”

But it has always meant something to me. My dad remembered it every single year and made me feel really special. It’s a memory I treasure, and a day that makes me miss him a little extra.

Sometimes the little traditions leave the biggest memories. Being remembered. Being thought of. Having someone make sure you know you matter.

So today, think beyond romance. Send a message to a friend. Tell someone what you appreciate about them. Do something thoughtful simply because they matter to you.

You never know which small gesture someone will carry with them for the rest of their life.

Happy Sweetest Day. Love on your people. ❤️

—Candace

10/15/2026

Happy National Grouch Day! 💚🗑️

Finally, a holiday that doesn’t require us to be in a good mood. 😂

Some days, the noises are too noisy, the people are too people-y, and one more “quick question” might send you straight into Oscar’s trash can.

You’re allowed to have a grouchy day. You don’t have to slap a smile on it or find a silver lining before lunch.

But before you snap at someone, check in with yourself: Have you eaten? Slept? Had five minutes without someone needing something? Said yes when you really needed to say no?

Sometimes “everyone is annoying” is your cue to take a break.

Feel the grouch. Take responsibility for what you do with it. And try “I need a little space” before “GO AWAY.” 😉

What brings out your inner Oscar? Ours might be “Have you tried just thinking positive?” 🙃

Delis Counseling Group
Honest • Useful • Real.

10/15/2026

Today, my family has to say goodbye to our cat, who has been with us for 16 years. And honestly, it sucks.

Sixteen years of being part of our family. Of everyday routines, familiar sounds, ridiculous habits, and simply being there. It’s hard to imagine our home without him in it.

Making the decision to euthanize a pet is heartbreaking. You’re trying to do right by someone you love while wishing more than anything that you didn’t have to say goodbye.

Being a therapist doesn’t make this part easier. Today, I’m a person who loves her cat and wishes we had more time. Sixteen years is a long time, and somehow it still isn’t nearly enough.

If you’re grieving a pet, too, you don’t have to minimize it with “I know it was just an animal.” You’re allowed to cry, need a little space, and miss them long after other people stop asking.

They’re family. Their lives matter. And the grief we feel when we lose them deserves room, too. 💜

10/14/2026

It’s National Dream Destination Day! ✈️🌎

If your answer is “somewhere nobody needs anything from me,” we understand. 😂

Maybe your dream is a cabin in the woods, a beach with zero responsibilities, or a city you’ve always wanted to explore. What is it about that place you’re craving? Adventure? Quiet? Freedom? A chance to finally hear yourself think?

You may not be able to book the trip today, but you can make a little room for what you need: an afternoon outside, something new to look forward to, or a day off that doesn’t become a day of errands.

Rest deserves a place on the calendar, too.

Where’s your dream destination? Tell us below! 👇

Delis Counseling Group
Honest • Useful • Real.

10/14/2026

Ever look around and wonder when everyone else got the instruction manual for life—and why yours apparently got lost in the mail?

This song captures that feeling. Trying to keep up. Wondering if you’re falling behind. Looking like you’re managing while privately feeling overwhelmed.

We see people’s promotions, vacations, and smiling family photos. We rarely see the anxiety at 2 a.m., the difficult conversations, or how much effort it took to get through an ordinary Tuesday.

You can be proud of what you’ve built and still be struggling. You can be capable and still need support. And you don’t have to wait until everything falls apart to ask for it.

At Delis Counseling Group, you can show up without the polished version. We can start with “I’m overwhelmed, and I don’t know where to begin.”

Honest • Useful • Real.

https://open.spotify.com/track/7rWiTDyH9iKzRvRIarIZE1?si=TLSqPDgTTxOOmjjEOf-7gw

Sawyer Hill · Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy · Song · 2026