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Solace Counseling and Consulting LLC

Solace Counseling and Consulting LLC, a mental health practice dedicated to the growth and well-bein Life Happens.

In the most challenging moments, it helps to have a therapist who is prepared to help you navigate life's challenges with a holistic perspective. We help clients navigate individual, couple and family pressures associated with anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal conflict and grief. At its best, therapy explores the influence of one's mind (thoughts and emotions), body (physical responses) and spirit (sense of meaning and purpose). Our approach to therapy is oriented toward the whole self. We journey with clients to discover healthier paths and meaningful life change. In this practice, our clinical training emphasizes the integration of theological and psychological theory into responsible clinical practice. Our clinical experiences range broadly from Marriage and Family Therapy to Pastoral Care and Counseling with specific training in Adolescents, Family Systems, College Counseling, Crisis and Trauma. Website: www.SeekSolaceNow.com
Psychology Today: http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/207860
Counseling Listing: http://counselorlisting.com/DrCaTriceGlenn
Call: 770.464.5123

02/26/2026

Churches can be safe places to talk about mental health. Stigma does not have to define the culture. Here are practical steps leaders can take to build care, clarity, and support over time.

Read: ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/blog

02/25/2026

Confidential care for pastors and ministry staff. Therapeutic support with spiritual integration and a plan that fits the season you are in.

Read more: ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/services/

02/24/2026

Pastors, church leaders, and nonprofit teams are carrying a lot right now.

That is why I am hosting a spring webinar series focused on practical Church Mental Health Training tools for leaders who support others.

This series is designed to be practical, encouraging, and immediately useful for real ministry and leadership situations.

Topics include:
• March: Caring for Souls Without Burning Out
• April: When People Are Not Okay
• May: Serving Without Sinking

These sessions are for:
• pastors and church leaders
• ministry teams and volunteers
• nonprofit leaders and staff
• care coordinators and support teams

If you want practical tools that support both compassionate care and sustainable leadership, I’d love for you to join us.

Register here: churchmentalhealthtraining.com/webinar-series

If you know someone in ministry or nonprofit leadership who would benefit, please share this with them.

02/23/2026

Pastors: when was the last time you checked in on your own soul?

So many leaders are preaching, visiting, problem-solving, and quietly running on empty. Our upcoming live webinar, “Caring for Souls Without Burning Out,” is a gentle space to talk about what ministry is really asking of you—and what your mind and body might be saying in return.

We will explore how to recognize early signs of burnout, right-size your role in pastoral care, and name practices that help you stay grounded while serving others.

📅 Tuesday, March 10, 2026 · ⏰ 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. EST
👉 Save your spot today and bring a colleague with you.
Registration link: ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/webinar-series

02/19/2026

Pastors, you were never meant to carry all of this alone.

“Caring for Souls Without Burning Out” is a free live webinar for pastors and church leaders who want language, tools, and encouragement for this season. Pastors are carrying so much right now. Sermons, staff, conflict, funerals, crisis calls, and the quiet weight of people’s stories can leave you tired and unsure how long you can keep going at this pace. .training

Date: Tuesday, March 10th
Time: 6:30 PM ET
Live online (no replay)
Cost: Free with registration

Visit link in bio or: churchmentalhealthtraining.com/webinar-series
to register and share with a pastor you care about.

02/16/2026

Many pastors, church staff, and nonprofit teams are quietly carrying more than most people ever see. Sermons, meetings, crisis calls, family needs, and the daily weight of other people’s pain can make it hard to know how to keep going.

To support you in this season, I am offering a free three-part Church Mental Health Webinar Series through Church Mental Health Training. Church Mental Health Training

We will gather live for three sessions:
✅ Caring for Souls Without Burning Out
For pastors and church leaders
✅ When People Are Not Okay
For church staff and lay leaders
✅ Serving Without Sinking
For nonprofit teams

Each webinar is under an hour, live only, and focused on simple, realistic tools that fit real ministry and frontline work.

Learn more and register here:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/txdgowyhap

If you know a pastor, church leader, or nonprofit worker who needs this kind of support, please share this with them or tag them in the comments.

02/09/2026

Celebrating Community and Connection: A Day at the Eastlake YMCA Black History Parade!

Imagine the energy and unity at the Eastlake YMCA Black History Parade, where our very own Dr. Ca Trice Glenn took center stage as an invited guest, hosting the Parade Grand Marshall, RC Pruitt!

Dr. Glenn's presence wasn't just a highlight; it was a testament to her dedication and contributions to our community. Her passion for fostering understanding and connection brought an extra layer of significance to this vibrant celebration.

And let's not forget Solace Counseling and Consulting, who were right there as a vendor, spreading the message of mental wellness. Their Brain Dump Journals flew off the shelves, proving just how powerful a tool they are for mental health and well-being. It's like giving your mind a breath of fresh air!

But the real treat? The parade itself! A beautiful tapestry of culture, history, and community spirit, it was a day where inclusivity and joy took the spotlight.

For those who missed it, I recommend checking out a photo collage capturing the day's colorful moments, from Dr. Glenn's inspiring participation to the bustling energy at the vendor booth. It's a feast for the eyes and a reminder of the power of community.

Were you there? Share your favorite moments or thoughts about the parade in the comments! And if you're curious about the Brain Dump Journals or want to learn more about mental wellness, swing by Solace Counseling and Consulting. Let's keep the conversation going!

02/06/2026

Celebrate 25 years of heritage and unity at the East Lake Family YMCA's Black History Parade in Decatur, GA! 🎉 Join us for stories, music, and community spirit. Visit Solace Counseling's table for treats and support. Let's honor the past, embrace the present, and inspire the future together. Mark your calendars and share your plans for Black History Month in the comments!

For more: https://f.mtr.cool/ogvzgjqmgc

02/02/2026

Caring for caregivers is caring for the whole church. Learn the signs of burnout, a simple weekly check-in, and how to set clear boundaries that honor people and protect ministry.

Read the guide and save it for your next team meeting: https://f.mtr.cool/vddoasokwn

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01/29/2026

Ever notice how a single connection can brighten the darkest day? 🌟 Reaching out to others creates sparks of positivity and growth. In today's challenging world, these connections make all the difference. Whether it's a chat, a smile, or sharing a moment, they bind us and guide us.

Think of a time a connection helped you. Was it a friend's advice or a kind word?

💬 Share in the comments how a connection has brightened your life! Tag someone who made a positive impact and let them know their importance. ❤️

01/27/2026

Balancing ministry, marriage, and mental health can feel like juggling flaming torches! Our latest blog, "The Pastor’s Family: Balancing Ministry, Marriage, and Mental Health," explores these challenges and offers practical tips to maintain harmony at home and church.

Discover insights on supporting your spouse, nurturing your kids, and protecting your mental health. Share your experiences in the comments!

Read the blog now: ChurchMentalHealthTraining.com/blog

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3000 Old Alabama Road, Ste 119
Johns Creek, GA
30022

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+14707016793

Website

http://www.SeekSolaceNow.com/

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