Hollie Hill LMHC

10/05/2025

09/18/2025

I am currently accepting 2 new clients.

For more information, please email me at hhill5740@gmail.com

09/09/2025

Weekly Support Group

🌱 When life feels heavy, you don’t have to carry it alone 🌱

Every Monday, 2–3 PM, Bridge to Hope Center opens its doors at 41 Bridge Street, Corning, welcoming you to a sanctuary of support led by Carli Clark, Peer Support Specialist with Safe Options Support (SOS). This free Weekly Support Group is here for anyone seeking connection, understanding, and hope during recovery or life’s toughest moments.💫

Step into this circle of care, you belong here. 💚

07/12/2025

That’s the one who flares up when you’re running on empty —
when your kids won’t listen,
when you feel dismissed, disrespected, or unseen.

The one who still carries the echoes of not being enough,
of working for love,
of waiting to be chosen.

And without realising it, that’s the child who often shows up in your parenting —
frustrated, reactive, desperate to be heard.

So before you tend to your child… go within.

Find the one inside you who’s still hurting.
Not to blame — but to listen.
To witness.
To offer the love they didn’t receive.

Because when you tend to that child first, everything shifts.

You stop parenting from old wounds and start showing up with clarity.
You respond instead of react.
You guide instead of control.
You meet your child where they are — because you’re no longer stuck where you were.

Heal that one, and the rest becomes easier.
Maybe not perfect — but easier. ❤️

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07/05/2025

We talk about love languages—words of affirmation, acts of service, quality time, physical touch, and receiving gifts. But before any of these can truly matter, there is one unspoken love language that forms the foundation of them all: safety.

Love is not just in the words someone says, the gifts they give, or the time they spend with you. Love is in the way they make you feel—safe in their presence, safe to be yourself, safe to rest without fear.

If you are living in a home where you do not feel safe, then love is not present. Because love does not hurt. Love does not control. Love does not walk on eggshells, shrink itself, or exist in survival mode.

Real love is a sanctuary, not a battlefield. It is the feeling of exhaling after holding your breath for too long. It is knowing that you are seen, heard, and held—not manipulated, dismissed, or afraid.

If you have never known love that feels like safety, please know: You deserve it. It exists. And you do not have to settle for anything less.

Goodnight beautiful ones, and may you always find love in the spaces where you feel safe. ꩜🕊️♥︎ Ella

⚓️ If you long for meaningful connections & conversations that go beyond the surface of most social media, we invite you to join our 'Village'—a free, private online community for women. Our doors are wide open to those seeking healing from traumas associated with abuse & domestic violence. Our light is always on & we look forward to welcoming you home. 🕯️🤍

Simply go to: rebelthrivertribe.com or sign up through the Mighty Networks app & search: Rebel Thriver (link in Instagram Bio)

06/20/2025

Truth... ....

05/30/2025

05/29/2025

Deep breaths are like love notes to your body, gentle reminders that in this moment, you are safe, you are alive, and you are worthy of care. Each inhale nourishes your cells with life, and each exhale releases tension, fear, and the weight you no longer need to carry. In the rhythm of your breath lies the wisdom of healing, the softness of presence, and the quiet truth that simply being is enough. In this sacred stillness, you return to yourself, whole, held, and home.

~ Spirit of a Hippie

~ Art by Hannah Faye

05/15/2025

I have begun my journey into publishing Journals this one is for Teens. Check it out! :-)

Writing out your thoughts is like clearing clutter from a crowded room—it gives your mind space to breathe. When emotions, worries, or ideas swirl around in your head, putting them on paper helps organize the chaos. It can bring clarity, reduce stress, and make what once felt overwhelming seem mo....