Wiconi Counseling Center

05/21/2026

Words of support for today. 💖

There are no secret tricks to surviving. 🩵 ~ Nanea

05/02/2026

Wiconi is at Davis County Pride today at Layton Commons! Stop by our booth and get free stickers, fidgets, candy, water, sunscreen, mini workbooks, and information about our counseling services. Happy Pride 🌈🌈🌈

We have some pretty incredible entertainment lined up for this year's Davis County Pride Festival: This is ME!

Saturday, May 2, 2026
Noon to 6PM
Layton Commons Park

.lds .lars

04/02/2026

How are you doing? 💙

This and beyond, remember to check in with yourself and others. It's okay to feel difficult emotions like stress. Focus on what's in your control and practice healthy coping techniques. You got this! 👏

03/30/2026

Today is
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness that causes unusual shifts in mood, ranging from extreme highs to lows. Learn about the different types of bipolar disorder, signs & symptoms, treatment options and how to find help. samhsa.gov/mental-health/bipolar

01/23/2026

Leaving this here ... 💙🩷🤍

Supporting families of trans youth nationwide through the logistical and financial burdens of navigating bans on gender-affirming care.

09/29/2025

09/19/2025

09/12/2025

Sweatpants & Coffee

We could really use this right now. ♥️ ~ Nanea

09/11/2025

From The Daily Wellness newsletter:

This week's challenge: Write down the real reasons you’ve kept going lately, even the “silly” ones. To see how a show ends. Because your pet needs dinner. For tomorrow’s plans, however ordinary. Don’t judge them. Each one is proof that your mind is still finding anchors to the future.

Try this today: Write down the one thing you’re looking forward to tomorrow, no matter how small. Put it somewhere you can see. That's hope, doing its quiet work.

If you'd like, share here what you're looking forward to.

Notice the everyday anchors pulling you forward that prove that your mind is still choosing tomorrow...

08/26/2025

From an email I read this morning from The Daily Wellness.

A small practice for today (takes under two minutes):

Name the tug. When you feel the “automatic yes,” pause and place a hand on your sternum. Notice: tight/loose, warm/cool.

Buy a breath. Say, “Let me check and circle back.” You’re not withholding; you’re choosing consciously.

Return with a truthful line: “I won’t be able to take this on, and I want to be honest early.”

Offer an anchored alternative (if you want): “I can review the deck for 10 minutes by 4 pm,” or “I can help next week.”

Reframe for the week: Not “I must be good to be loved,” but “I can be kind and still be real. The right people can meet both.”

07/31/2025

Lots of misinformation and disinformation out there regarding crisis hotlines, especially 988. It's important to remember that 988 is STILL a viable option for ALL people who are in crisis and needing help. Unfortunately, the Press 3 option, that directed LGBTQ+ folks to crisis workers that could provide more affirming, informed care was eliminated. We are providing this resource for crisis lines that can and do provide culturally competent care for the LGBTQ+ community. It is not exhaustive, and we always recommend checking for local crisis lines in your area too.
*Also, that Canadian number that we've seen on several posts is a great resource, but it actually connects to the Canadian branch of the Trans Lifeline. Just fyi.

Thanks to our own Elizabeth Garrity, LCSW for creating this infograph.