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☀️ Helping Kids Transition Into Summer Break ☀️While summer can bring excitement and freedom, the transition out of the ...
06/03/2026

☀️ Helping Kids Transition Into Summer Break ☀️

While summer can bring excitement and freedom, the transition out of the school routine can also feel overwhelming for some children. Changes in structure, sleep schedules, social interaction, and expectations can impact emotional regulation and behavior. 🌿

Remember: behavior is often communication. Some children may show stress through irritability, clinginess, emotional outbursts, or withdrawal during transitions.

A little patience, structure, and emotional support can go a long way. 💛

🌈 Pride Month 🌈This Pride Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, authenticity, and diversity of the LGBTQ+ commun...
06/02/2026

🌈 Pride Month 🌈

This Pride Month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, authenticity, and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. 💛

Mental health care should be a space where every person feels seen, respected, supported, and safe to show up as their authentic self.

Pride is about more than celebration — it is also about community, identity, self-acceptance, advocacy, and the importance of affirming spaces.

To anyone navigating identity exploration, coming out, discrimination, family dynamics, anxiety, depression, trauma, or simply trying to feel understood:
You deserve support. You deserve belonging. You deserve care.

This month and every month, we are committed to creating a compassionate and affirming space for all. 🌿

✨ National Say Something Nice Day ✨Words matter — especially the ones we say to ourselves. 💛Today is a reminder to pract...
06/01/2026

✨ National Say Something Nice Day ✨

Words matter — especially the ones we say to ourselves. 💛

Today is a reminder to practice kindness not only toward others, but inward as well.

🌿 Compliment someone you care about
🌿 Offer encouragement instead of criticism
🌿 Speak to yourself with compassion
🌿 Remind someone they are valued
🌿 Notice the good, even in small moments

Sometimes a few kind words can make a meaningful difference in someone’s day.

And if positive self-talk feels difficult right now, start small:
“I’m trying.”
“I deserve care too.”
“I’m doing the best I can today.”

Kindness is not weakness — it is connection, support, and healing. ✨

The DBT interpersonal effectiveness skill FAST helps you maintain self-respect while communicating with others. 💛Sometim...
05/29/2026

The DBT interpersonal effectiveness skill FAST helps you maintain self-respect while communicating with others. 💛

Sometimes we focus so much on keeping the peace that we abandon our own needs, values, or boundaries. FAST reminds us that healthy relationships should not require losing ourselves.

🌿 FAST stands for:

F — Fair
Be fair to yourself and others.

A — (No) Apologies
Avoid over-apologizing for existing, having feelings, or setting healthy boundaries.

S — Stick to Values
Stay connected to what matters most to you, even under pressure.

T — Truthful
Be honest and authentic. Avoid exaggerating, minimizing, or people-pleasing.

Using FAST can help build confidence, self-respect, and healthier communication patterns. ✨

You are allowed to communicate your needs while still being kind.

This blog by Marissa Pollet recognizes that watching someone you care about struggle with food, body image, or unhealthy...
05/28/2026

This blog by Marissa Pollet recognizes that watching someone you care about struggle with food, body image, or unhealthy habits can feel heartbreaking and overwhelming. Eating disorders are complex mental health conditions, not choices or “bad habits,” and people do not have to “look sick” to be struggling.

Some signs may include:
• Obsessive focus on food, calories, or exercise
• Avoiding meals or social situations involving food
• Negative body talk
• Mood changes, anxiety, or withdrawal
• Secretive eating behaviors or excessive exercise

If you’re concerned about someone, approach them with compassion rather than criticism. Choose a calm, private moment, use supportive “I” statements, focus on behaviors and emotions instead of appearance, and listen without judgment.

Avoid commenting on weight, forcing food, arguing, or trying to “fix” the problem. Recovery is often supported through patience, safety, and connection.

Encouraging professional support from a therapist, doctor, or nutrition professional can make an important difference. Sometimes simply showing up, listening, and reminding someone they are not alone can be the first step toward healing.

Click here to learn more..."How to Support Someone You Suspect May Have an Eating Disorder." https://www.inwellnessllc.com/blog/how-to-support-someone-you-suspect-may-have-an-eating-disorder

Today we recognize the International Day of Action for Women’s Health. 💜Women’s health includes mental health. Emotional...
05/28/2026

Today we recognize the International Day of Action for Women’s Health. 💜

Women’s health includes mental health. Emotional wellbeing, access to care, safety, support, and the ability to be heard all matter.

Women often carry invisible emotional loads — balancing responsibilities, caregiving, relationships, work, and expectations while navigating stress, burnout, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions.

This day is a reminder that mental health care is health care. 🌿

✨ Prioritizing rest is valid.
✨ Setting boundaries is healthy.
✨ Asking for help is strength.
✨ Your wellbeing deserves attention too.

Let today be a reminder to check in with yourself and the women around you with compassion and care.

✨ Midweek Mental Health Check-In ✨Take a moment to pause and check in with yourself. 💛How are you really doing this week...
05/27/2026

✨ Midweek Mental Health Check-In ✨

Take a moment to pause and check in with yourself. 💛

How are you really doing this week?

🌿 Have you been giving yourself enough rest?
🌿 What emotions have been showing up lately?
🌿 Have you been speaking to yourself with kindness?
🌿 What’s one thing you need more of right now?

Remember: you do not have to have everything figured out by Wednesday. Progress can look like slowing down, setting boundaries, asking for support, or simply making it through the day.

Wherever you are this week, your feelings are valid. 🤍

Drop an emoji below to describe your current mood:
🌞 Calm | 🌧 Overwhelmed | 🌱 Hopeful | 🌊 Emotional | ☕ Tired

Healthy relationships are built through communication, validation, and connection. 💛Today’s DBT Interpersonal Effectiven...
05/26/2026

Healthy relationships are built through communication, validation, and connection. 💛

Today’s DBT Interpersonal Effectiveness Skill is GIVE — a skill used to help maintain relationships while communicating effectively.

The GIVE skill can help strengthen relationships, reduce conflict, and improve communication while still honoring your own needs.

Remember: validation does not mean agreement — it means recognizing someone’s emotional experience. 🌿

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who gave their lives in service to our country. ❤️🤍💙While...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave individuals who gave their lives in service to our country. ❤️🤍💙

While many spend the holiday gathered with loved ones, we also want to acknowledge that Memorial Day can bring up grief, loss, trauma, and complicated emotions for veterans, military families, and those mourning loved ones.

Today can be a reminder to:
✨ Hold space for grief and remembrance
✨ Check in on loved ones who may be struggling
✨ Practice compassion with yourself and others
✨ Recognize that healing and honoring can exist together

There is strength in asking for support, speaking about mental health, and allowing yourself to feel whatever emotions arise.

Wishing peace, reflection, and support to all those impacted this Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

This blog by Marissa Pollet acknowledges that starting therapy can feel overwhelming. Finding the right therapist is an ...
05/22/2026

This blog by Marissa Pollet acknowledges that starting therapy can feel overwhelming. Finding the right therapist is an important part of the healing process. A strong therapeutic connection is built on trust, emotional safety, feeling heard, and being able to show up honestly without fear of judgment. 💛

Not every therapist will be the perfect fit—and that’s okay. Therapy is a relationship, and sometimes it takes a few sessions (or even a different provider) to find someone who truly supports your growth. The right therapist should help you feel understood, respected, and safe enough to heal at your own pace. ✨

Click here to learn more..."Finding the Right Therapist: How to Know if You Made the Right Connection." https://www.inwellnessllc.com/blog/findingtherighttherapist

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