Living Free Therapy Services LLC

02/24/2026

Q***r, LGBTQ+, and non-traditional relationships navigate layers that traditional couples therapy often overlooks: minority stress, family rejection, identity shifts, non-monogamy conversations, transitions, and more.

Your relationship isn’t “complicated.”
It exists in a world that hasn’t always made space for it.
It requires a therapist who understands the unique parts of the non-traditional relationships, not just one who is "open-minded."

Couples therapy should feel affirming, informed, and grounded in real tools for communication, conflict, and repair.

If you’re ready to strengthen your connection in a space that truly understands your relationship, book online at livingfreetherapyservices.com

02/18/2026

Often times, we are masking without even realizing.

Masking often starts as survival, a way to stay safe or fit in. But over time, it can feel exhausting and isolating.

You’re not broken. You may have just learned to perform before you felt safe being yourself.

Through therapy, we can work to safely unmask, learn to set boundaries for social engagements, and start feeling like "you" again.

Ready to explore unmasking safely? Book your consultation at livingfreetherapyservices.com

02/11/2026

02/11/2026

Parenting is overwhelming. Parenting with a neurodivergent brain can feel next-level exhausting.

The noise.
The constant demands.
The guilt when you hit your limit.
The wondering if you’re “doing it wrong.”

You’re not failing, you’re overstimulated. And you deserve support that actually fits your brain.

If this resonates, hit the follow button + share it with a friend who might need to hear this today. 🤍

And if you’re ready for support, you can schedule your intake online at livingfreetherapyservices.com

01/26/2026

Talking to kids about ICE can be tough, but here are some tips for ages 3-18! Remind them they're not alone and there are things you can do together as a family to help, like deliver meals, making a shopping list, picking out groceries, and coloring pictures. These small actions can make a big difference when we feel helpless. Caring is showing compassion.

01/15/2026

01/13/2026

01/13/2026

So excited to share this new group with all of you. In collaboration with Eleanor Phoenix, MA - Inclusive Counseling , we will be offering this group targeted to those who are millennials (or relate to that phase of life) and diagnosed or identified with ADHD later in life (adolescence or later).

Late ADHD diagnosis is a whole different thing.

It’s like you get the relief of finally understanding what was going on for all of those hard years. But, you also get the grief of the labels you have to unlearn for yourself and the things you feel like you could’ve done differently.

Now you’re in your 30s and trying to figure out, wait, who am I? How do I handle this? And how do I make community now?

If this resonates with you, this may be a great group for you!

Facilitated by myself and Melissa Nelson, LMHC, (Living Free Therapy Services LLC) you’ll learn about navigating ADHD with late diagnosis while building understanding and community through others sharing in the group.

We’d love to have you! (Open to people currently residing in FL only). Hold the QR code to fill out the interest form.

07/09/2025

🧠 Your brain has built-in tools to help you feel better — and they don’t all come from a pill or a pricey solution.

Here's how to support your mental health by boosting your natural “feel-good” chemicals: 💚 Oxytocin – Connection 💙 Dopamine – Motivation 🧡 Serotonin – Stability 💜 Endorphins – Relief

None of this is a fix-all — especially when you're carrying trauma or deep exhaustion. But small steps can help nudge your system gently toward balance. Even just one of these today counts. Be kind to your nervous system. 💛

🧠 Your brain isn’t broken — it’s trying to protect you.

When we talk about “feel-good chemicals” like oxytocin, dopamine, serotonin, and endorphins, we’re really talking about how the nervous system finds moments of safety, connection, and relief.

But here’s the truth: 👉🏽 If you’ve lived through trauma or chronic stress, accessing these states can feel impossible.
👉🏽 What looks like “laziness” or “low motivation” might just be a nervous system stuck in survival mode.
👉🏽 And no — this list isn’t a prescription. It’s a menu of options, not obligations.

💡Even one of these actions — a few minutes of sunlight, a kind word, a deep breath — can gently remind your body: you’re safe enough to feel better.

You don’t have to do it all.
You just have to start where you are.

06/25/2025

06/23/2025

Awesome resource for our gender and sexually diverse parents!

PSI’s Q***r & Trans Parent Support Group is FREE and open to all members of the LGBTQIA+ community who are expecting, adopting, and/or parenting from pregnancy to four years postpartum. This group is intended for gestational, non-gestational and foster or adoptive parents. This group is open to all parents from pregnancy to four years postpartum who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. The group leaders are peer facilitators who are also part of the q***r and trans community. You are not alone, and we welcome you to our group space ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

View the schedule and register for one of our FREE support groups at bit.ly/FindSupportGroup!