Counseling Services of Lubbock

Counseling Services of Lubbock Counseling services for depression, stress, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief and medical loss. Serving children, college, adult and seniors.

This professional practice is built on successfully working with people in clinics, medical settings and private practice for over 20 years. With a rich history of helping people of diverse cultures, this counselling practice has successfully served preschool children, Jr. High and High School youth as well as college students, mid-life adults, couples and seniors. Robert Fortney has served as a professional counselor and/or chaplain in hospitals and hospice settings. Practice settings included diverse setting such as Austin State Mental Hospital, the Covenant Children's Hospital of Lubbock, Texas, Hospice of Lubbock, "Inspirations Senior Counselling Outreach Center" of Lubbock, Texas, and at the University Medical Center's Cleft Palate Clinic. The past seven years have been primarily centered on a private practice that serves all ages and cultural populations.

04/05/2026

Japan is advancing efforts to make its rail systems more sustainable, with companies like JR Central exploring renewable energy solutions for the Shinkansen network. These initiatives include integrating solar power and improving energy efficiency to reduce carbon emissions.

04/05/2026
04/04/2026

Scientists are exploring a new method to transform plastic waste into valuable medical compounds. In this approach, engineered bacteria break down common plastics like bottles into their basic chemical components and then convert them into Levodopa, a widely used treatment for Parkinson’s disease.

The process is complex and still in early stages, involving multiple steps of chemical breakdown and biological conversion. However, it highlights a promising idea—turning plastic pollution into something beneficial, potentially linking environmental cleanup with medical innovation.

04/04/2026

be your own bff.

03/30/2026

Scientists built tiny living robots out of frog cells - and they can make copies of themselves.

They're called xenobots. Less than 1 millimeter wide. Made from stem cells of the African clawed frog - no genetic modification, no artificial materials. Just cells, rearranged into a new configuration by Al, assembled by scientists under a microscope.

Once assembled, they move. They heal themselves if cut. They work together in swarms. And under the right conditions, they do something no living organism had ever been observed doing before: kinematic self-replication. Pac-Man-shaped xenobots scoop up loose frog cells in their "mouths," compress them into a ball, and that ball becomes a new xenobot. Which then does the same thing. Again and again.

"These are frog cells replicating in a way that is very different from how frogs do it. No animal or plant known to science replicates in this way," said Sam Kriegman of Harvard's Wyss Institute.

03/30/2026

In Slovenia, forests have become spaces not just for walking, but for listening in a whole new way. Giant wooden megaphones are placed among trees, inviting visitors to sit inside or lean into them and experience nature’s sounds in an amplified, focused way. Instead of producing sound, these structures capture and direct it—pulling in the subtle rustle of leaves, distant bird calls, and the gentle movement of wind.

The design is simple yet powerful. Built from natural wood and shaped like oversized acoustic funnels, the megaphones use their form to gather and channel sound toward the listener. This creates an immersive experience where even the quietest details of the forest feel closer and more vivid. It encourages people to slow down, tune in, and become more aware of their surroundings.

Beyond the novelty, the installation promotes mindfulness and a deeper connection with nature. In a world filled with constant noise and distraction, these wooden structures offer a moment of calm and reflection. Slovenia’s idea shows how thoughtful design can enhance natural environments without disrupting them, turning a walk through the forest into a soothing sensory journey that invites people to truly listen.

Yes, after seeing one or two I agree; avoid if possible. They create a disturbing loss of innocence😳
03/30/2026

Yes, after seeing one or two I agree; avoid if possible. They create a disturbing loss of innocence😳

US Congressman Tim Burchett says satanic reports from Epstein files will "shock the world." He says what is being revealed now is only the beginning and that more shocking material will follow as the documents are studied and reported on.

Congressman Burchett claims the new reports coming out of the Jeffrey Epstein files are extremely disturbing and will “shock the world,” especially because they allegedly involve satanic elements.

He warns ordinary people not to go looking at the pictures or reading the full files, even if they are curious.
Read More: https://newstangail24.com/our-government-has-spoken-to-interdimensional-beings/

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This professional practice is built on successfully working with people in clinics, medical settings and private practice for over 20 years. With a rich history of helping people of diverse cultures, this counselling practice has successfully served preschool children, Jr. High and High School youth as well as college students, mid-life adults, couples and seniors. Robert Fortney has served as a professional counselor and/or chaplain in hospitals and hospice settings. Practice settings include diverse setting such as Austin State Mental Hospital, the Covenant Children's Hospital of Lubbock, Texas, Hospice of Lubbock, "Inspirations Senior Counselling Outreach Center" of Lubbock, Texas, and at the University Medical Center's Cleft Palate Clinic. The past seven years have been primarily centered on a private practice that serves all ages and cultural populations.