Orihopecounseling

04/04/2026

A love so deep that He chose the cross to forgive us for our sins, to restore us, and to make a way for us to be with Him.

This is why we celebrate. ✝️

Not the pain… but the purpose.
Not the cross alone… but the love behind it.
God offers this gift of salvation to all of us who are willing to seek Him. He is never far from us… we are His creation, deeply known and deeply loved.
God understands us and our circumstances.
In the midst of pain and suffering, just as Jesus went through it..God was with Him,
and He continues to be with us in our own circumstances, no matter how big or small.

Because of Jesus, we have grace.
Because of His sacrifice, we have forgiveness.
Because of His love, we are never alone.

03/01/2026

El contar tu historia puede ayudar a muchos en la misma situacion, y asi animarlos a que Si se puede♥️🙏

En este episodio conversamos con Anggie Pedraza-Watson, terapeuta licenciada en salud mental y directora de Ori Hope Counseling.Durante su adolescencia, Angg...

02/23/2026

Y si aun no..nunca es tarde, si se puede👏

02/20/2026

02/14/2026

❤️ Valentine’s Day Reminder from Ori Hope Counseling Team

Before the flowers…
Before the dinner reservations…
Before someone chooses you…

God already did..

“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8)
You are not waiting to be loved.
You are already deeply, fully, and unconditionally loved.
This Valentine’s season, don’t settle for crumbs.
Let God’s love be your standard and love from wholeness, not wounds. 🤍

02/14/2026

This season isn’t about rushing to fill a space ..it’s about learning you.
✨ What do you value?
✨ What will you never tolerate again?
✨ Are you choosing from healing… or from wounds?..
At Ori Hope Counseling, we help individuals and couples break unhealthy patterns, heal trauma, strengthen boundaries, and build relationships rooted in wholeness , not desperation.
If this is your season of preparation, you don’t have to do it alone. 🤍

02/14/2026

Esta temporada no se trata de apresurarte para llenar un vacío… se trata de aprender quién eres tú.

✨ ¿Qué valoras?
✨ ¿Qué no volverás a tolerar jamás?
✨ ¿Estás eligiendo desde tu sanidad… o desde tus heridas?

En Ori Hope Counseling, ayudamos a individuos y parejas a romper patrones poco saludables, sanar traumas, fortalecer límites y construir relaciones basadas en plenitud, no en desesperación.

Si esta es tu temporada de preparación, no tienes que hacerlo sola(o). 🤍

02/04/2026

La crianza no se trata de ser perfectos, sino de estar presentes, regulados y conectados. Este grupo está diseñado para ayudar a los padres a desarrollar la autoconciencia y habilidades de autorregulación que fortalezcan la relación con sus hijos y creen un hogar basado en el amor, el respeto y la comunicación.
🧠 Aprende herramientas prácticas
💬 Mejora la conexión familiar
💻 Totalmente virtual (grabaciones disponibles).
Acompáñanos y crece para convertirte en el padre o la madre empoderada que estás llamado(a) a ser 🤍.
📅 Comienza el 16 de marzo
📍 Virtual
👩‍⚕️ Dirigido por Dominique Boschetti, LPC, NCC.
Este es un programa de 4 meses con 16 sesiones grupales en vivo, cada una de 90 minutos: 60 minutos de enseñanza práctica y 30 minutos para preguntas y apoyo en situaciones de la vida real. (Grabaciones disponibles si no puedes asistir a alguna sesión).
En este programa aprenderás a:
-regular tu propio sistema nervioso
-comprender qué hay realmente detrás del comportamiento de tu hijo(a)
-establecer límites saludables sin gritos ni culpa
-comunicarte de manera más efectiva
-romper patrones generacionales que ya no le sirven a tu familia.

Abordaremos estilos de apego, dinámicas familiares y crianza respetuosa, y en el último mes, nos dividiremos en grupos según la edad para que las herramientas se adapten a la etapa de desarrollo de tu hijo(a).

02/01/2026

In the midst of uncertain times, He is near, and there will be justice❗️

01/23/2026

Steps on how to Respond When a Therapist Shares That Your Loved One Is Having Suicidal Thoughts:

• Pause and stay calm..your presence matters
• Thank the therapist for informing you
• Ask about immediate safety and risk level
• Clarify your role and next steps for support
• Follow the safety plan and remove potential risks if advised
• Speak to your loved one with empathy, not fear or judgment
• Stay connected and consistent
• Seek support for yourself too

📞 If safety is ever a concern, call 988 (U.S.) or 911 in an emergency.

Supporting someone starts with staying grounded and compassionate, say things such as:

“I’m really glad you’re talking to someone.”
“You don’t have to go through this alone.”
“I’m here with you, even when it’s hard.”

Avoid:
“Why would you think that?”
“You have so much to live for.”
“This is hurting everyone.”

You can make a difference ❤️✨️

01/22/2026

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01/19/2026

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led with faith, love, and unwavering hope.
Today, we honor a legacy of service, justice, and love, we reflect on how we can be the light in our homes, our communities, and our nation.

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?"

— Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.