Advocating for Oneself in Counseling

  • By LECS Counselor
  • 15 Dec, 2022
Most people come to counseling with an understanding that a counselor is not a guru or life coach. The job of a counselor is not to give a client some path to happiness, but instead to be a supporting character on a client’s own...
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All is Calm, All is Bright—The Practical Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 01 Dec, 2022
I smirk even as I type this, because the “calm” lyric from this Christmas song rarely plays out in my life during this busy season. Calm is, after all, something we must carve out time to experience. And yet, I often forget this concept...
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What is Perfectionism?

  • By Arielle Teets
  • 22 Nov, 2022
Perfectionist thinking can be checking and rechecking apologizing too much for minor mistakes or spending too much time doing less important things like cleaning your house. Acknowledging your perfectionist thinking is the first step to be able to change it. Feeling pressure to be...
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Communication is Ongoing

  • By LECS Counselor
  • 15 Nov, 2022
A real positive change in the last 10 years is that people understand more than ever that poor communication is the root of a large amount of the conflicts in the world. I hear so many clients who come into counseling already well aware...
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Your Brain on Sleep—The Personal Side

  • By Yolanda Brailey
  • 07 Nov, 2022
If you were alive in 1987, you might remember the anti-drug campaign ad that talked about “your brain on drugs” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOnENVylxPI). The ad set out to compare our brains to an egg and how doing drugs was like breaking and frying the egg.
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