Community Counseling Center

We will be closed on Monday May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday May 31. Have a great weekend everyone❤️❤️

We here at Community Counseling Center wanted to let everyone know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month. I have posted some quotes that we hope will help with people dealing with Mental Health. If you or someone you know suffers from Mental Health we are here for you. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part with generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

I saw this and I wanted to post it for people that may need to hear this. “You may not want to exist right now, but someone is happy that you do” That speaks volumes. You are worthy. You are never worthless. If you are feeling that way, reach out to someone. Our minds are a dangerous place.

Suicide Warning Signs-
These signs may mean someone is at risk for suicide.
1-Talking about wanting to die or to kill oneself.
2-Looking for a way to kill oneself,such as searching online or buying a gun.
3-Talking about feeling hopeless or having no reason to live.
4-Talking about feeling trapped or in unbearable pain
5-Talking about being a burden to others.
6-Increasing the use of alcohol or drugs.
7-Acting anxious or agitated, behaving recklessly.
8-Sleeping to little or to much.
9-Withdrawing or feeling isolated.
10-Showing rage or talking about seeking revenge.
11-Displaying extreme mood swings.
If you or some you know are thinking about Suicide, we are here for you to talk with. You can reach us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

We are so very thankful for our donation of all these cute stuff animals from the United Way of Washington County and the Red Cross. These stuff animals will be an added addition to our playroom for the children❤️❤️

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder found in children, teens, and adults.
ADHD can appear in different settings:
1-Home
A-Forgetful in daily activities, such as running errands, returning calls, and keeping appointments
B-Loses things like homework, keys, eyeglasses, wallets, and mobile phones
C-Difficulty doing leisure activities quietly
2-Work/School
A-Trouble getting organized(examples: difficulty keeping materials in order, poor time management skills, tends to miss deadlines)
B-Trouble tiring still
C-Fails to pay attention to details or makes careless mistakes
3-Social Situations
A-Difficulty waiting for his or her turn
B-Frequently interrupts or intrudes on others
C-Talks excessively
If you or someone you know has ADHD and needs someone to talk with, we are here for you. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment to talk with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

Community Counseling Center will be closing for the rest of today, Wednesday, April 13 due to inclement weather. We will reopen Thursday morning at 9:00 am. Stay safe everyone!!

10 common Phobias:
1-Social phobias-fear of social interactions
2-Trypophobia-fear of circle clusters
3-Atychiphobia-fear of failure
4-Thanatophobia-fear of death
5-Nosophobia-fear of developing a disease
6-Arachnophobia-fear of spiders
7-Vehophobia-fear of driving
8-Claustrophobia-fear of enclosed spaces
9-acrophobia-fear of heights
10-Aerophobia-fear of flying
If you or someone you know has a phobia and needs someone to talk with, we are here for you. You can reach us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

Mental disorders, or mental illnesses,are those that affect a person’s mood, feelings, thinking, and behavior.
7 common types of mental disorders include:
1-Depression
2-Anxiety disorders
A-generalized anxiety disorders
B-social anxiety disorders
C-Panic disorders
D-Phobias
3-Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
4-Bipolar disorder
5-Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
6-Schizophrenia
7-Personality disorders such as borderline personality disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, and antisocial personality disorder
If you or someone you know needs to talk with some, we are here for you. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

10 Steps to Self-Care:
1-If it feels wrong, don’t do it
2-Say “exactly” what you mean
3-Don’t be a people pleaser
4-Trust your instincts
5-Never speak bad about yourself
6-Never give up on your dreams
7-Don’t be afraid to say “No”
8-Don’t be afraid to say “Yes”
9-Be kind to yourself
10-Let go of what you can’t control
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Anxiety disorders are a group of mental illnesses that cause constant and overwhelming anxiety and fear. The excessive anxiety can make you avoid work, school, family get-togethers and other social situations that might trigger or worsen your symptoms.
Causes: Genetics, brain chemistry, environmental stress, drug withdrawal or misuse, medical conditions
Risk factors: History of mental health disorder, trauma, negative life events, severe illness or chronic health condition, substance abuse, personality, low self-esteem.
If you or some one you know suffers from anxiety and needs someone to talk to, we are here for you. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the Kings Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

A Philosophy for Life:❤️❤️
1-Keep your thoughts positive..because your thoughts become your words.
2-Keep your words positive..because your words become your actions.
3-Keep your actions positive… because your actions become your habits.
4-Keep your habits positive.. because your habits become your values.
5-Keep your values positive.. because your values become your destiny.❤️❤️❤️
We are here for you or someone you know that needs to talk with someone. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

With Valentine’s Day coming up soon, it’s not always a happy day for everyone, especially dealing with mental health issues.
Managing your mental health on Valentine’s Day:
1-Stay off of social media for the day or however long you might need.
2-Focus on other types of love. It can come from the love of a family member, or a good friend, or even a pet.
3-Love yourself- The most important love is self love. Do something that brings you joy.
4-Reach out to someone who may be feeling lonely during this time of year, try and let them know that you are there for them.
If you or someone you know are having feelings of depression and need someone to talk with with, we are here for you. You can reach us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United Way of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

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ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY!

Scholarship applications are now available through the Community Foundation of Washington County and are due by March 15, 2022.

Each scholarship is custom-created to match our donors' wishes, so please contact us at (662) 580.4500 or via email at [email protected] to learn more about each scholarship award and how to apply for this year!

One more example of how CFWC is putting its mission into action each day and truly connecting people who care with causes that matter to create a thriving community for all!

How to reduce depression:
1-Wake up early in the morning
2-Make your bed
3-Stretch as soon as you get out of bed
4-Hydrate first thing in the morning
5-Drink lots of water throughout the day
6-Meditate before touching i you our phone
7-Plan and set your priorities before starting the day
8-Exercise 3-5 times per week
9-Recite positive daily affirmations
10-Make time to reflect on life
11-Don’t worry about things you can’t control
12-Listen more than you speak
13-Perform morning and evening skincare routine
14-Practice gratitude daily
If you or some one you know is going through depression, we are here to help. You can call us at 662-332-1819 to setup an appointment with one of our Counselors.
Community Counseling Center is proud to be funded in part by generous grants by the United away of Washington County and the King’s Daughters and Sons Circle Number Two.

I wanted to say our Louisiana Lunch today went great 😁😁. Thank you for everyone who purchased a ticket❤️❤️.. We are so lucky to have a great board who sold tickets for Community Counseling Center. We thank each and everyone of you for all your hard work!! Y’all are the best❤️❤️!!

It’s that time of year again😀😀. You can purchase your tickets here at Community Counseling Center. Thanks for all your support❤️❤️