Restorative Solutions Counseling, LLC

02/06/2026

Check out the cartoon version of your favorite counseling team. Don’t we look like a fun bunch?

01/31/2026

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Making changes in our lives is a very difficult thing to do. We can know something is bad for us, and still do it anyway. We can crave something, but that still doesn’t necessarily mean that we will successfully work toward having it or sustain our efforts if we begin the work of change. Don’t g...

01/23/2026

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I wrote the first draft of this blog a couple of weeks ago while thinking about how we’re actually done with the first quarter of our current century. I remember how back in the 90’s, pointing out the decade was a way of saying to “get with the times”…” Come on, man, it’s the 90’s, f...

01/22/2026

We were able to celebrate our new counselor, Jessica Bailey’s birthday today (even though her birthday was last week). Help us wish her well.

01/16/2026

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Marianne Golike, one of the founding partners of RSC recently retired at the end of 2025. She randomly texted all of us in the middle of December with a thought that she was hoping to encourage her clients to remember: Seek connection over perfection. She wanted to share this with all of us as well

01/02/2026

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Marianne Golike retired from RSC at the end of 2025. Please check out the newest page on our website where we thank her for a career spent in service. Marianne, We will miss you!

We, at Restorative Solutions Counseling, LLC, would like to extend our appreciation to Marianne Golike, LCPC. Marianne was one of the three original founding partners of RSC in 2016. 

01/01/2026

12/27/2025

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December seems to be a stressful month. For some it might be because of a normal amount of stress associated with the holidays. Other people feel that these very holidays are difficult due to grief or family circumstances that make their lives more complicated. Sometimes the end of the semester mean

12/24/2025

RSC is closed for Christmas Eve, Christmas, NYE, and New Year’s Day. Our clinicians all have limited hours over the holidays.

12/20/2025

Happy birthday to Lois Harmon.
We hope you had a great day!

12/18/2025

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I recently read a fantastic book by Dr. John Gottman called The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work . For the purpose of today’s blog, I’ll be referencing this book. Dr. Gottman is a big name in the world of couples counseling because of the huge amount of relationship research he’s comp...