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We are committed to providing quality mental health counseling to women located in Michigan ages 18-50.

Reach out on our website to schedule a free 15 minute consult ✨

10/30/2025

So grateful to be back with the Thriving Motherhood group at Crossroads Bible Church this morning to talk about perinatal anxiety and depression. It’s always an honor to help moms feel seen, supported, and reminded that they’re not alone.

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10/29/2025

Haunted by guilt every time you say no? 👻
You don’t have to live that way.
At Clark Counseling, we help women find freedom from people-pleasing and anxiety.

10/23/2025

One of the most common things I hear from women in therapy is, “I don’t want to be a burden.”

Here’s what I tell them…

Everyone needs help sometimes.
The people who love you want to care for you.
Letting others in is how real connection grows.

This week on the blog, I’m sharing a personal story about what caring for my sick one-year-old taught me about this fear of “being a burden.” It’s a reminder that being cared for is part of being loved.

Read the full post at clark-counseling.com/blog

10/22/2025

In counseling sessions, we often hear women say, “I don’t want to be a burden.”
They hold it all together on the outside while quietly struggling inside…afraid to need too much, ask too much, or take up too much space.

A few weeks ago, when my one-year-old son was sick, I learned something about being a “burden” that changed how I think about this fear - and maybe it’ll change how you think about it too.

Read the full blog post at clark-counseling.com/blog

10/21/2025

What a beautiful night with the Thriving Motherhood group at Crossroads Bible Church sharing about PMADs. Grateful for the chance to sit with moms who are navigating the joyful and challenging aspects of motherhood. It is powerful to be reminded that we’re not alone. Can’t wait to be back next week with the Thursday morning group!

10/17/2025

As OCD Awareness Week wraps up, I want to leave you with this:
Healing from OCD doesn’t mean the thoughts disappear it just means they no longer control you.

Recovery looks like…
✨ Having an intrusive thought and not needing to figure it out.
✨ Feeling the urge to check, confess, or pray and choosing to sit with the uncertainty instead.
✨ Doing the things you used to avoid.
✨ Laughing again, showing up again, living again.

OCD recovery isn’t about “thinking positive” or “stopping the thoughts.”
It’s about learning that you can live fully and freely even when you experience doubt.

If you’ve been struggling with OCD, know this: healing is absolutely possible, and you are not alone.

10/15/2025

People with OCD often get trapped in relentless loops of “what if?” thoughts that feel impossible to turn off:

What if I didn’t wash my hands well enough and someone gets sick?
What if I offended God without meaning to?
What if there’s something “dirty” on me I can’t get off?
What if I hit someone with my car and didn’t notice?
What if I secretly want to hurt someone I love?
What if I had a “bad” sexual thought — does that mean something’s wrong with me?
What if I didn’t pray the “right” way and something bad happens?
What if I said something offensive and can’t remember?
What if I didn’t lock the door… and something terrible happens?
What if this means I’m a bad person?

OCD isn’t about being “too anxious” or “too careful.” It’s about living with relentless uncertainty that feels unbearable.

But here’s the good news. OCD is treatable (with the right kind of help).

10/13/2025

The average delay in getting proper treatment for OCD is 14-17 years 😯🤯😢

This week is OCD awareness week and we’ll be doing our part to help educate on what OCD is (and what it isn’t)

10/06/2025

High-functioning depression often hides behind a smile, a busy schedule, or the phrase “I’m fine.” You don’t have to keep holding it all together alone.

Take a few minutes today to check in with yourself. If any part of this post resonates with you, we offer free 15-minute consultations as a chance to talk with a therapist and see if you may benefit from mental health counseling. Reach out at clark-counseling.com/contact

10/03/2025

✨🎉 Clark Counseling turns 3 today — and it’s our golden birthday! ✨

While we can’t believe it’s already been 3 years, it also feels like so much longer (in the best way) ❤️ Over this past year, we’ve focused on growing in our clinical skills, learning from incredible experts who joined our team meetings, and pouring into our local community through in-person presentations on mental health.

Three years of walking alongside women through seasons of change, growth, and healing has been the greatest honor. We’re so thankful for the work we get to do Here’s to many more years of compassion, courage, and counseling.

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Grand Rapids, MI
49546

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 12pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 12pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://clark-counseling.com/

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