LiveWell with Nichole Webb, MA, LPC

11/15/2025

Women - not knowing your anger could be what is making you sick.

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11/15/2025

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11/13/2025

EMDR Therapy Intensives are a great way to heal from what keeps you from being the parent you want to be. I love assisting in this journey.

Millennials are changing the way parenting is approached. Unlike previous generations, they are actively working to understand and heal their own childhood experiences while raising their children. This process allows them to break patterns of trauma, neglect, or emotional gaps that might otherwise be passed down.

Self-awareness plays a crucial role. By recognizing unresolved emotions, stress responses, and attachment patterns from their past, parents can choose healthier ways to respond to their children. They learn to model emotional regulation, empathy, and secure attachment, giving their children a more stable and nurturing environment.

Healing while parenting is not easy. It requires reflection, patience, and sometimes professional support. Yet, the benefits are profound. Children raised by mindful, self-aware parents are more likely to develop emotional intelligence, resilience, and stronger bonds.

This generation is proving that parenting can be both transformative and therapeutic. By facing their own experiences, millennials are reshaping family dynamics, teaching their children healthier emotional habits, and breaking cycles that might have lasted for generations.

11/13/2025

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11/07/2025

Wow! What a great way to define what childhood trauma is. I am honored to assist on your journey to healing. 🙌🏼💖

11/03/2025

Gen X ladies...who can relate?!?! Lets talk about this.

10/28/2025

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10/18/2025

Healing so that you can be the parent your child deserves, is a great reason to invest in a THERAPY INTENSIVE. 🙌🏼💖

10/18/2025

"Cancer is journey, without a clear end."

When breast cancer strikes, normal life shifts to include doctors' appointments, surgery, and—depending on the type of cancer you have—port placement, chemo, side-effects, hospitalization, radiation, and medication.

But even after someone rings the victory bell, and you're officially "done," the reality is, many cancer survivors are embarking on a new perilous journey.

This is because the treatment process itself can leave you with symptoms of PTSD, particularly when those around you minimize or dismiss the pain of the treatment process or give you the message that everything will go back to normal, afterward.

Therapist Anna Lock shares how she came to recognize her own post-cancer PTSD and provide others with support and validation.

Read full article here: https://bit.ly/4hw4R8J

10/17/2025