Truth Center for Health & Healing

Truth Center for Health & Healing Rooted in connection, clarity, and healing—online & in person. One to one coaching for mental, physical and emotional health.

Truth Center for Health & Healing is a culturally responsive therapy practice supporting individuals, couples, and families through trauma-informed, systemic care.

05/20/2026

Growth in relationships usually doesn’t look like getting it right the first time.

It looks like noticing the same pattern… and interrupting it a little sooner than the last time.

It looks like catching yourself before the shutdown. Softening before the defensiveness. Repairing after the rupture instead of staying stuck in the cycle.

And sometimes? It looks like messing it up, backsliding, and trying again anyway.

Healthy relationships aren’t built on perfection.They’re built on repeated moments of awareness, accountability, and choosing connection—over and over again.

Progress isn’t “we never fight.”Progress is “we don’t stay there as long.”

That’s growth. 🤍

05/12/2026

Our founder, Lavonda, had the opportunity to sit down with for a real conversation around mental health, trauma, and the connection between emotional pain and criminality.

Too often, behaviors are judged without understanding the experiences, survival patterns, and unresolved trauma underneath them. This conversation created space to talk about the deeper layers—how trauma impacts the nervous system, relationships, decision-making, and the way people move through the world.

At Truth Center Healing, we believe healing conversations matter. Especially the uncomfortable ones.

Thank you to for creating space for honest dialogue and deeper understanding. 🤍

Episode out 5/21/26

Mother’s Day can hold a lot at once 🤍For some, it’s joy and celebration.For others, it’s grief, longing, exhaustion, hea...
05/10/2026

Mother’s Day can hold a lot at once 🤍

For some, it’s joy and celebration.
For others, it’s grief, longing, exhaustion, healing, gratitude… or simply trying to make it through the day.

Today, we honor the mothers, mother figures, caregivers, and women carrying so much behind the scenes.

The ones loving deeply.
Showing up daily.
Holding families together while still trying to hold space for themselves.

And to the moms who feel overwhelmed, stretched thin, or unseen sometimes—
you are still worthy of care too.

We hope you experience gentleness today.
Not just in what you give to others… but in what you allow yourself to receive. 🤍

— Truth Center Healing

05/08/2026

Therapist: “So when are you most emotionally vulnerable?”

High-functioning women:
“I mean… I cry during movies?” 😭

A lot of high-functioning women feel deeply. They overthink, self-reflect, process everything internally, and care deeply about the people around them.

But actual emotional vulnerability with other people?
That’s often the hard part.

Because vulnerability requires slowing down, trusting someone enough to let them see you emotionally, and resisting the urge to immediately switch back into “I got it.”

So yes… your cat might know everything about you 😂 but emotional support from safe people matters too.

🧠 Therapist Tip: Emotional vulnerability isn’t just expressing emotions privately—it’s allowing yourself to be emotionally seen, supported, and connected with others in real time.

✨ If this felt a little too relatable… you’re not alone.

05/04/2026

Themes I’ve been noticing with my high-functioning clients lately 😅

A lot of you are starting to accept that you are high-functioning. You were raised to be organized, independent, to handle things, to keep going. That’s what you know, and in many ways, it works.

But at the same time… you’re tired.

You’re recognizing the burnout that comes with always being “on,” always managing, always doing what needs to get done.

So now we’re in this in-between space.

Accepting that this is how you function…
while also learning that you can’t keep running on empty.

Because being high-functioning doesn’t mean you don’t need rest.

It just means you’re used to pushing through without it.

🧠 Therapist Tip: If rest feels unnatural, start by building it into your routine in small, consistent ways. Your nervous system learns safety through repetition, not force.

✨ Save this if you’re learning how to function and refill your cup

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05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 🤍

And no matter who you are—woman, man, partner, parent, or family trying to hold it all together—there’s often an unspoken pressure to keep going, keep showing up, and keep it together… even when you’re overwhelmed.

This month isn’t just about awareness.
It’s about permission.

Permission to slow down.
Permission to feel what’s actually there.
Permission to stop minimizing what’s heavy just because you’re “functioning.”

Mental health impacts individuals, relationships, and families.
When one person is struggling, it often touches everyone.

You don’t have to carry it all alone.
Support, healing, and connection matter—for all of us.

04/15/2026

POV: You were just about to do something… and then a completely different thought took over 😅

It’s like your brain switches tabs without warning. One second you’re focused, the next you’re trying to remember what the original thought even was.

And then comes that pause…
“Wait… what was I just about to do?”

For a lot of high-functioning women, it’s not about being distracted—it’s about having a mind that’s always active. There’s always something to remember, something to process, something pulling your attention.

So even small moments like this aren’t random… they’re part of a brain that rarely slows down.

🧠 Therapist Tip: When this happens, try gently anchoring yourself by naming your next step out loud or writing it down. It helps your mind reorient without turning the moment into frustration.

✨ Save this if this happens to you more than you’d like to admit

04/10/2026

Stress relief looks like this: collaborating with your therapist bestie. 💜✨ We talk a lot about managing stress in April, but here’s what we don’t talk about enough—the power of doing meaningful work *with* people who truly get you. No masking, no explaining your nervous system, just two therapists creating together and having way too much fun doing it. If your people understand attachment theory and can still make you laugh? You’ve found gold.

04/03/2026

Most couples don’t realize they’re stuck in a pattern… not a problem.

What looks like attitude, shutdown, or “you always/you never” moments is usually something much deeper—an unmet need that doesn’t feel safe enough to be spoken out loud.

So instead of saying, “I need to feel understood” or “I need to know I matter to you,” it comes out as defensiveness, withdrawal, or all-or-nothing reactions.

And just like that, both people feel more alone… while trying to protect themselves at the same time.

The goal isn’t to stop the conflict—it’s to understand what’s underneath it. That’s where the shift happens. 🤍

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