No Stones Just SPACE

05/01/2026

Reset, Recharged, Renewed

05/01/2026

04/27/2026

Carlo Ancelotti “What about me?” LMHC edition.

What about the therapists, counselors, social workers, case managers, and frontline mental health professionals carrying the emotional weight of communities every day?

Who advocates for our burnout, fair pay, safety, caseload limits, benefits, and respect?

And to the unions, would you stand with mental health professionals if we organized?

It may be time for representation in mental health.

04/24/2026

Client voices absolutely matter. That’s exactly why continuity of care is so important.

Often, the provider a client already knows and trusts is in the best position to co-create a response plan for mental health stability—one that considers their history, triggers, strengths, and preferences.

Crisis care should not begin with strangers when it can begin with trusted therapeutic relationships.

04/24/2026

I am sharing my personal and professional perspective regarding S1382 Massachusetts bill. I am not being paid, compensated, or sponsored by any organization or entity to support or lobby for this bill.

My interest in this legislation is based on my experience as a practicing Licensed Mental Health Counselor and my belief that its passage could improve continuity of care, timely crisis intervention, and client/public safety.

04/24/2026

I appreciate this perspective.

At the core, this isn’t about one profession over another, it’s about equity and consistency in how clinicians are able to respond in crisis.

Licensed Mental Health Counselor clinicians are trained, licensed, and ethically responsible for assessing risk.

It’s time the system reflects that.

04/24/2026

Respectfully, this isn’t a “scam.”

S1382 Massachusetts bill is about reducing delays in crisis response and improving safety when someone is at risk.

It doesn’t remove safeguards, it supports timely, clinically informed intervention.