Counseling and Wellness • Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC

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mental health and wellness with Insight Clinical Counseling and Wellness, LLC and our full continuum of care for children, adolescents, adults, families and couples.

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Our Services

Counseling

With psychotherapy, more commonly referred to as counseling, we develop an individual plan focused on addressing your needs and setting goals to put you on a path to healing.

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Wellness

In providing a full continuum of care, we offer reiki, massotherapy and nutrition counseling offered by trained professionals to bring a holistic approach to your wellness.

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Pediatrics

When a child suffers from behavioral or mental wellness challenges, we can offer a tailored treatment plan for both the child’s and the whole family’s wellness needs.

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Your home for whole family wellness.

At Insight Clinical Counseling & Wellness, we’re dedicated to changing the way you experience mental health and wellness. Our team of experienced clinicians work with individuals of all ages to put them on a path to recovery and wellness. And, our newly added wellness services, including reiki, massotherapy and nutrition, provide a holistic approach to our patients’ well being.

Our Philosophy

Insight was founded on the belief of meeting patients where they are at on their mental health and wellness journey, wherever that may be. We are committed to being a helping and healing hand along your journey to a healthier life.

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The Grief Following Suicide

“Those who expect you to get over grief have never suffered life-altering loss.” – Lisa Appelo
This blog is difficult for me, as I am trying to navigate writing this in my professional self and my personal self, so here’s a little bit of both. This November 29 will mark 6 years since I lost my brother, Kyle, to suicide.