Mallard Creek Counseling

Mallard Creek Counseling At Mallard Creek Counseling, we are committed to offering caring, individualized counseling services for every member of your family.

We offer a collaborative approach to help you resolve challenges on your path to personal growth.

“For both mothers and fathers, we found that children’s emotional health was higher when parents believed that family sh...
12/14/2018

“For both mothers and fathers, we found that children’s emotional health was higher when parents believed that family should come first, regardless of the amount of time they spent working. We also found children were better off when parents cared about work as a source of challenge, creativity, and enjoyment, again, without regard to the time spent. And, not surprisingly, we saw that children were better off when parents were able to be physically available to them.”

It’s the quality of time parents spend with their children, not the quantity.

12/12/2018

“We must remove the shame and stigma from mental illness and su***de, as well as the judgment youth often fear from talking about their feelings and seeking help. We must do a better job of helping young people share their darkness so that parents, teachers and others can support them. We must listen with our hearts even if we quake with inadequacy when we hear the pain of our child. We need to know of their suffering in order to move toward treatment. Talking is only the first step.”

If you need help and don’t know where to turn, call the National Su***de Prevention Lifeline. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress.
800-273-8255

Often, the terminology we use to describe su***de is offensive to those who have lost loved ones. Here is one mother's account of why we shouldn't use the phrase commited su***de.

“You’re up at the crack of dawn, if not before. You spend a full day at work, and then some. You have late afternoon res...
12/11/2018

“You’re up at the crack of dawn, if not before. You spend a full day at work, and then some. You have late afternoon responsibilities, activities and tasks, then more tasks, then dinner, then more “work” tasks. You answer calls and emails well after working hours, then work even more past a healthy bedtime. Then you do it all again the next

If you think I’m talking about your average full-time working adult, you’re wrong.

I’m talking about your average American teenager.”

Our kids are exhausted and burnt out, and yet we just keep piling on the tasks and raising the college admission requirements for their future.

“Girls who perceive that [there are fewer opportunities for them] are less likely to support one another, but experts sa...
12/07/2018

“Girls who perceive that [there are fewer opportunities for them] are less likely to support one another, but experts say that if girls band together, they can expand their options. Here are seven ways parents can raise empowered girls who support and encourage each other.”

Seeing other girls as threats is a tired stereotype. Here’s how today’s young women can push back.

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416 McCullough Drive, Suite 150
Charlotte, NC
28262

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm

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+19802996558

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