Hopeful Reflections Counseling Center

10/21/2025

The month of October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, it’s important to remember that there are always resources available to help.

10/14/2025

🌿Now accepting new clients across Michigan🌿
Kristin Bronson, MA, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Executive Director of Hopeful Reflections Counseling Center, PLLC in Clinton Township, MI.
With over 16 years of experience providing mental health treatment for children, teens and adults, Kristin offers compassionate, evidenced-based care tailored to each clients unique needs.🌱
Now accepting new clients across the state of Michigan offering both Telehealth and In-person sessions available.
⏰ Immediate openings available
💛Compassionate care serving children, teens, and adults
💻Telehealth & In-person sessions
Call Today or visit our website to schedule an appointment!
(586) 218-0816
www.hopefulreflectionscounselingcenter.com
Because healing begins with one small, hopeful reflection.💫

10/14/2025

🌿Now accepting new clients across Michigan🌿

Kristin Bronson, MA, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Executive Director of Hopeful Reflections Counseling Center, PLLC in Clinton Township, MI.
With over 16 years of experience providing mental health treatment for children, teens and adults, Kristin offers compassionate, evidenced-based care tailored to each clients unique needs.🌱

Now accepting new clients across the state of Michigan offering both Telehealth and In-person sessions available.

⏰ Immediate openings available
💛Compassionate care serving children, teens, and adults
💻Telehealth & In-person sessions

Call Today or visit our website to schedule an appointment!
(586) 218-0816
www.hopefulreflectionscounselingcenter.com

Because healing begins with one small, hopeful reflection.💫

10/10/2025

Today is
#1🌏1🧠

Social Connection is a fundamental human need critical for the physical and mental well being of every individual. It gives our life meaning and a sense of purpose. Without it, we suffer.

In today’s ONLINE world, REAL connection is becoming lost leaving us more isolated than ever; making way for a substantial increase in anxiety and depression disorders and rising cases of substance abuse and su***de.

Today start connecting to others your DAILY purpose. Whether you call and check in on a friend or family member or text someone a kind message..

Your Mental Health is EVERYTHING! PRIORITIZE IT like your life depends on it… because it does! 🧠

10/07/2025

While 1 in 5 people will experience mental illness over the course of their lifetimes, everyone will face challenges that can and will affect their mental health. Mental Illness Awareness Week seeks to raise awareness of mental illness, fight discrimination and provide support.

While 1 in 5 people will experience mental illness over the course of their lifetimes, everyone will face challenges that can and will affect their mental health. Mental Illness Awareness Week seeks to raise awareness of mental illness, fight discrimination and provide support.

09/17/2025

Understanding the issues concerning su***de and mental health is an important way to take part in su***de prevention, help others in crisis, and change the conversation around su***de.

Su***de is not just a mental health issue; it is a social justice issue. Meaning we ALL can do our part in taking action towards increasing awareness, education and prevention.

Time to take the shame out of being human.
Time to take the stigma out of getting help.

Time to build more understanding around Mental Health to KEEP the conversation going!
Please share!!

Understanding the issues concerning su***de and mental health is an important way to take part in su***de prevention, help others in crisis, and change the conversation around su***de.

09/10/2025

Today is ***dePreventionDay. If you or someone you know are struggling, remember that you’re not alone and there are resources available to help you.
https://bit.ly/3AU0NgW

Today is ***dePreventionDay. If you or someone you know are struggling, remember that you’re not alone and there are resources available to help you.

https://bit.ly/3AU0NgW

09/02/2025

September is Su***de Prevention Month. This year’s theme is "Start the Conversation. Be the Difference."

One conversation can truly save a life. Let’s spread hope and remind each other that help is always available. Learn more at nami.org/su***deprevention

***dePreventionMonth

08/22/2025

‼️⚠️ Hey Teachers!!! Free Mental Health resources!!!! ‼️⚠️

Must-have tools.

08/21/2025

Accepting New Clients!

Life can feel heavy at times, but you do not have to carry it alone. Whether you are navigating stress, loss or life transitions; Together we can create a safe space for healing, growth and hope.

Contact us today!
Accepting new clients for Telehealth or In Person sessions.
(586) 218-0816

http://hopefulreflectionscounselingcenter.com

08/19/2025

Going back to school can bring up big worries for kids, but talking about concerns — and feeling supported — can help. Here are some tips to make your back-to-school conversations more productive and less stressful for everyone.

1. Be realistic about challenges
Glossing over your child's challenges can leave them feeling unheard.
Acknowledge your child's struggles and be direct - and strategic. Think about what's traditionally been difficult for your child. Past troubles can provide a roadmap for future support.
Give your child the chance to talk through any concerns and work together to brainstorm solutions.

2. Take worries seriously
Issues that might seem silly to you can be very serious to your child.
Worrying they won't have any classes with friends, seeing a former crush in the hall, finding out they have another class with a teacher who "Hates me!" – all of these can be sources of real stress. Instead of brushing worries away, take care to validate kids' feelings and give them opportunities to talk about what's troubling them. Asking open-ended, non-judgmental questions can help kids open up, and make it easier to share worries.

3. Talk about the good stuff
Help your child remember some of the good parts of school, like activities or classes they like, favorite teachers, and friends they've missed over the summer.
Try encouraging kids to compare notes on topics like these:
• What did they miss about school during summer vacation?
• What are they looking forward to? Starting a new subject?
Joining a team? Decorating their locker?

4. Don't push
The urge to check in, even when your child isn't responding, might be more about your own anxieties than your child's needs.
Try to manage your own expectations, and if your child isn't ready to talk or doesn't seem engaged with the conversation, that's okay. You'll have plenty of opportunities for conversations as the year goes on.
For now, just knowing you're there, and that you love and support them, can be enough.

Get more of our back-to-school resources:
https://childmind.org/resources/back-to-school/

07/15/2025

College can be exciting—and overwhelming, especially for students with mental health or learning challenges.
The College Readiness Toolkit includes guides, tip sheets, and resources to help students thrive in college—and help parents support them along the way.
Download the College Readiness Toolkit to easily share it with your child or students:
https://childmind.org/topics/college/