Harvest Counseling and Wellness

03/18/2026

🌿 We’re hiring a Licensed Play Therapist in Argyle, TX! 🌿

Harvest Counseling & Wellness is seeking a faith-driven LPC, LCSW, or LMFT who is a Registered Play Therapist (RPT) or actively working toward RPT credentials.

What we offer:

🌿 Admin support so you can focus on clients

🌿 Furnished office + stocked play therapy room

🌿 Premium scheduling/EHR platform

🌿 Billing, marketing, and steady referrals

We’re looking for someone who:

👉 Holds active Texas licensure (LPC, LCSW, or LMFT)

👉 Is RPT or on the path toward it

👉 Can offer some evenings/weekends

👉 Aligns with our Christian, faith-based mission

Ready to serve kids and families in a supportive, mission-minded group practice? Learn more and apply at www.harvestcounselingandwellness.com/careers

02/26/2026

Just a little note to middle-aged women.

❤️
Jennifer Vittitow, RD, LD, CEDS-S


940-294-7061

02/24/2026

A dietitian’s role in eating disorder care goes far beyond meal plans or weight goals. It’s about helping you rebuild trust with your body, reduce shame around food, and gently challenge rigid or punishing patterns with eating. Healthy eating isn’t about perfection, rules, or fear—it’s flexible, nourishing, satisfying, and supportive of both your physical and emotional wellbeing, and it looks different for every single person.

If you’re longing for more peace, freedom, and enjoyment with food—without sacrificing your health—we’re here to walk with you. Reach out to schedule an appointment with our dietitian specializing in eating disorder recovery at Harvest Counseling & Wellness.

Call: 940-294-7061

harvestcounselingandwellness.com

02/17/2026

I was that kid that spent a lot of time sitting in the hallway for talking in class. You never know where rambunctious, chatty kids will end up.

02/10/2026

02/06/2026

When a child can’t explain what they’re feeling, it often shows up in behavior instead. Meltdowns, aggression, withdrawal, or regression are common ways children communicate stress, confusion, or emotional overwhelm.

Play therapy offers children a developmentally appropriate way to express and process emotions without needing the right words. Through structured play, children can safely work through experiences related to family changes, school stress, anxiety, or difficult transitions. Therapy focuses on emotional safety first, helping children build awareness, regulation, and coping skills over time.

Parents are supported throughout the process with guidance and insight, helping them better understand what their child’s behavior may be communicating and how to respond with clarity and connection at home.

Harvest Counseling & Wellness provides child-centered play therapy for families in Argyle, Denton, and surrounding DFW communities. If your child is struggling to talk about their feelings, support is available.

02/05/2026

Day 13, ice is still there.

02/03/2026

Let’s be honest: no one gives you a manual for when your kids grow up. One day you’re managing their playdates, and the next, you’re biting your tongue while they make life-altering decisions.

If you’ve ever felt the "heartache of the shift," you need to read "Doing Life with Your Adult Children" by Jim Burns, Ph.D.

The core philosophy? Keep your mouth shut and the welcome mat out. It sounds simple, but as any parent of an adult knows, it’s incredibly tough to master. This book is a masterclass in navigating the "consultant" phase of parenting. It tackles the hard questions we may wrestle with:

"Where did I go wrong with their choices?"

"Am I helping them or just enabling them?"

"How do I handle their partner or their new values?"

The Bottom Line: Your role hasn't ended; it has just changed shape. Jim Burns reminds us that we can stay connected without being controlling.

Whether your "kid" is across the country or back in their old bedroom, this book helps you keep the relationship strong while protecting your own peace. 🏠💛

Have you read it? What did you think?

02/03/2026

Will it melt today?

01/30/2026

“Self-care is giving the world the best of you, instead of what’s left of you.” —Katie Reed

Self-care isn’t selfish, indulgent, or something you earn after pushing through exhaustion. It’s the steady practice of paying attention to your needs before burnout sets the pace. When you care for yourself consistently, you show up with more patience, clarity, and presence—for your family, your work, and your relationships.

If you’ve been running on empty, this is your reminder: you don’t have to wait until you’re depleted to take yourself seriously. Caring for yourself now allows you to give from a place of wholeness, not survival.

Pause. Breathe. Check in with yourself today. What do you need right now—not later?

10/02/2025

Meet Brad Cullum, LPC, Owner & Clinical Director. Brad specializes in Codependency, Trauma & PTSD, Parenting & Family Issues, Couples & Marital Issues, Anger Management, Men’s Issues, Group Therapy & more. He sees adults and couples. Contact him to get started on your healing journey.
Our team at Harvest consists of Licensed Providers helping clients meet their therapy and healing goals using many different techniques, including: CBT, Solutions Focused Therapy, EMDR Trauma Therapy, Christian Counseling, Gottman Method, Play Therapy, Teen Therapy, Group Therapy, Nutrition Counseling, Eating Disorder Support, and more.
Harvest Counseling & Wellness | Bring Your Burdens, Bring Your Hurts | 940-294-7061
www.HarvestCounselingandWellness.com