Laurie George

04/09/2025

02/17/2025

Aspire Psychiatry has updated our office contact information to make it easier for our clients to reach their provider's office!

For referrals contact (828) 544-5101

To reach the office for Caitlin, Haley, Sierra, Meghan, or Laurie in the Hickory location call/text (828) 501-0510.

To reach the office for Indira, Taylor, Brandy, Amanda, Melissa, or TMS in the Morganton location call/text (828) 544-5101.

We are accepting clients in both locations and proud to serve Burke, Catawba, and surrounding counties!

01/25/2025

I will begin seeing clients on Monday, February 3, 2025, at Aspire Psychiatry in Hickory.
My office is located at 345 4th st NW, Hickory NC 28601
Please call (828) 544- 5101 to schedule your appointment if we haven't yet done so.

12/18/2024

Jayne Peeler 2024

12/13/2024

You can break the epigenetic effects of trauma in your family. Get good therapy.

11/10/2024

Please be kind to yourself today 💜

10/01/2024

Beginning today, of NC will begin accepting donations for victims of
Please bring any non perishable items to
Creative Change Counseling
425 7th Ave SW, Hickory, NC 28602
These items will be distributed to our community neighbors in need within our local service area, including Burke Caldwell & McDowell counties.
Items needed include (but are not limited to):
Diapers
Baby formula
Wet wipes
Spray bug repellant
Pet food & care items
Canned & boxed foods

If you have questions or are in need, please contact Laurie George or Greg Bright at 828-270-7814

Let's help each other through this critical time.

09/15/2024

Sometimes it's hard to say "I'm struggling right now." or "I need help right now."

One of the biggest tools you can learn when it comes to your mental health is identifying how you're feeling at any given time and why you're feeling it (and what you can do to improve it, even if that thing is just reaching out to your doctor).

I used to ignoreignoreignore how depressed/anxious I was feeling and then I would fall flat on my ass. Be so anxious that my agoraphobia kicked in and I'd be unable to leave the house or I'd become so depressed that I would spend days in bed crying and not knowing what was wrong.

Learning how to acknowledge when I'm on that path to really struggling has been one of the biggest things that helped improve my mental health.

So let's check in! Where are you right now? Are your anxiety/depression levels pretty low and you're in a good mood? Are you ignoring the fact that you're starting to struggle by trying to stay busy? Are you stretching yourself thin when you need to turn that energy inward and take care of yourself?

Once you answer that question the next question is what do you need, what do you REALLY need, to feel better?

09/15/2024

You got through it 💪