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Lotus Wellness Counseling, LLC

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Lotus Wellness Counseling, LLC

Lotus Wellness Counseling, LLC is a virtual practice based out of GA but also seeing clients in IL. Virtual practice

01/05/2026

New year, new goals, and a renewed commitment to growth. This is the year to be intentional, consistent, and fearless in chasing what matters most. Progress over perfection, discipline over excuses, and confidence in the process. Every small step counts, and every day is a fresh opportunity to move closer to the life you’re building. Stay focused, stay grateful, and keep going—because the best results come from showing up, even when it’s hard.

11/16/2025

Today marks a milestone that fills our entire team with gratitude and pride. Five years ago, we opened our doors with one mission: to create a compassionate, safe space where people feel seen, supported, and empowered to heal. As we celebrate this anniversary, our hearts are full.

To every client who has trusted us with your stories, growth, and vulnerability—thank you. Your courage inspires us daily, and it’s an honor to walk alongside you in your journey. To our community partners, colleagues, and friends who have believed in our work from the beginning—we appreciate you more than words can express. And to our dedicated team, whose passion and care ground everything we do—this milestone is yours too.

Here’s to the past five years of connection, resilience, and meaningful change—and to many more ahead.

10/02/2025

Congratulations to our founder, Meenal Patel, counselor and psychotherapist at Lotus Wellness, for earning her Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) credential in Georgia!

She completed a 30-hour CEU training with The Knowledge Tree, Dr. Becky Beaton, and Thaxton (thank you!!), passed the licensing exam, and is now officially qualified to supervise interns and provisionally licensed professionals in GA.

A reminder—Meenal is also a licensed supervisor in Illinois! Reach out to Meenal if you are looking for a supervisor in IL or GA!

08/07/2025

Give yourself permission to rest—truly rest. Not just sleep, but moments of stillness, quiet, and pause. You don’t have to earn rest through exhaustion or productivity. Your worth isn’t measured by how busy you are. Slowing down is not a weakness; it’s an act of self-respect. Listen to your body, honor your limits, and allow space for recovery. Rest is how you heal, grow, and show up fully. You deserve peace. You deserve rest.

08/05/2025

Prioritize your mental well-being through rest, mindfulness, and self-compassion. Care for your body and mind by setting boundaries, practicing gratitude, and letting go of perfection. Embrace small joys and moments of peace. Speak kindly to yourself and seek support when needed. Healing takes time—be patient and forgiving, especially with yourself. Disconnect from negativity and reconnect with your inner self. Mental health is a continuous journey, and every step you take toward balance and peace matters. Keep going.

08/03/2025

Mental health takes time because healing isn’t linear. It’s a process of unlearning, relearning, and building healthier patterns—often after years of internalizing pain or dysfunction. Progress can feel slow, with good days and setbacks woven together. There’s no quick fix or perfect path, and that’s okay. Patience is essential, as real change comes from consistent effort, self-awareness, and support. Just like physical recovery, mental healing requires rest, care, and time to rebuild strength. Give yourself grace through the ups and downs. Growth happens quietly, gradually—and every small step forward matters more than it may seem in the moment.
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08/01/2025

Privatizing your mental health means taking ownership of your healing without feeling pressured to share every step. In a world that often turns personal struggles into public content, protecting your peace is powerful. It’s about setting boundaries, seeking support intentionally, and prioritizing your well-being over external validation. This approach isn’t about isolation—it’s about choosing privacy as a form of self-respect. Healing doesn’t have to be a performance. By keeping your journey personal, you allow space for authentic growth and reflection. You don’t owe your story to anyone until you’re truly ready to share—if at all.
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01/20/2025

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01/16/2025

Therapy is beneficial! Schedule your intake asap!
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01/14/2025

Positive thoughts have the power to shape your reality and improve your well-being. By focusing on the good, even in challenging situations, you can shift your mindset and cultivate resilience. Positive thinking helps reduce stress, boosts confidence, and fosters a sense of gratitude. It encourages you to look for opportunities rather than obstacles and to approach life with hope and optimism. Practicing positive self-talk and reframing negative thoughts can improve mental health and create a more balanced perspective. Ultimately, your thoughts shape your actions, and cultivating positivity can lead to greater joy, connection, and personal growth.
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01/12/2025

You can control your thoughts, actions, and responses. While you can't control other people's behavior or external events, you can choose how you react to them. You have the power to decide how you spend your time, how you take care of yourself, and how you manage your emotions. Focusing on what’s within your control helps reduce stress and increase your sense of agency. By setting boundaries, making mindful choices, and practicing self-compassion, you create a sense of empowerment and resilience, even in situations you can’t change. Control begins with how you respond to life’s challenges.
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01/10/2025

To apologize sincerely, begin by acknowledging the impact of your actions on the other person. Avoid excuses and focus on their feelings. Take full responsibility for what you did, showing empathy for their hurt. Use “I” statements to express regret without blaming them or deflecting responsibility. For example, "I’m sorry for what I said; I realize it hurt you." Offer a commitment to change your behavior in the future, demonstrating that you’re willing to grow. Lastly, ask for forgiveness, but allow the other person time and space to process their emotions. A genuine apology is about healing, not just words.
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Address

1400 McFarland 400 Drive
Alpharetta, GA
30004

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm
Sunday	8am - 1pm

Website

http://www.lotuswellnesscounseling.com/

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