Carol Lawrence& Associates, LLC

Carol Lawrence& Associates, LLC Carol A. Lawrence & Associates, LLC in Mason Ohio Looking for a counselor can be overwhelming. I would consider it a privilege to help.

It's important that you feel connected with your counselor and feel safe when looking to change things in your life. I've spent my life connecting with people in a variety of settings and I"m interested in helping people as they work through difficult times or want to change something. My life is dedicated to helping families and individuals who have experienced trauma and are seeking healing. Car

ol Lawrence is a Licensed Professional Counselor with passion for treating relational trauma. She has completed advanced training in Relational Trauma based on the work of Pia Mellody. She has earned a certificate in Therapy with Foster and Adoptive Families from Portland State University.Clients seek healing through individual counseling that focuses on understanding early attachment relationships and their impact. Adoption and Foster Care therapy includes trauma, grief, attachment and identity topics.

03/22/2022
12/02/2021

Here is what grieving people want you to know: "We love you. We still love you, even if our lives have gone completely dark, and you can't seem to reach us. Please stay."

And here's a handy Do This/Not That cheat sheet to help you best help your grieving people.

Want a copy of this cheat sheet to keep or give to someone else? It's available for free download here: http://www.refugeingrief.com/shop/

10/27/2021

In order to heal and regain confidence, we need to be able to hold all of who we are in one image that embraces a diverse set of characteristics. That means no longer over focusing on only our challenges or only our strengths. http://additu.de/not-broken

This is helpful!
10/04/2021

This is helpful!

In episode 11 of our podcast last week, Julie and Ginger discussed 'happy chemicals': what they do and how to find them.
What is your favorite way to DOSE your brain?

Listen to the latest episode here: anchor.fm/regulatedandrelational

08/18/2021

Beth Richey Counseling

Yes!!
03/22/2021

Yes!!

“Children need to be allowed to be children, to focus on the things that matter to them, and they should not be burdened with adult concerns. Narcissistic parents involve their children prematurely in the adult world.”

(Quote from p. 32, Will I Ever Be Good Enough? Healing the Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers by Dr. Karyl McBride).

02/24/2021
So important to see FASD when it really is there.
09/25/2020

So important to see FASD when it really is there.

I N V I S I B L E
This disability is invisible in more than one way. Not only are there rarely external markers, but there is also no objective scientific test that identifies it. So there this population is, in the darkness. Not diagnosed. Not in the DSM. Without insurance reimbursement. Paying cash for therapies or going without. Being identified as ED before ID and never DD.
When I give trainings, if I'm not careful how I word things, people will say, "But I don't have any clients that have FASD. Why does this matter to me?" But you do. Statistically, if you work in any space with a DD present, it would be impossible to have a client that doesn't have the most common form of them. However, it's misdiagnosed or written down as "unidentified" because of the stigma.
What do we do about that? We break through that stigma. We say, shame has no place here! We say, our population is present. And after we say all that, we take action. We call our legislators and ask for FASD-focused legislation. We contact our government organizations and ask why FASD isn't one of the diagnoses they serve. We call our schools and offer to give them a training. We educate every doctor we ever come in contact with by saying things like, "As you know, this disability is so rarely diagnosed...I mean, 1% is not a lot!" We request meetings with our local Children's Hospital and ask for them to include us in grand rounds. We have to be a squeaky wheel.
Individuals on the spectrum don't deserve to live in the shadows. They don't deserve to have numbers that reflect a tiny subset of their peers. They don't deserve to be not recognized in the disability community when they make up a majority of it.
Let's be invisible no longer.

Always interesting to see other people's real coping skills.....something that might help you ....
09/01/2020

Always interesting to see other people's real coping skills.....something that might help you ....

What helps adults with ADHD? These 80 reader-tested ADHD coping strategies — high tech and low tech — might seem eccentric at first, but don't we all? Use them to see your ADHD in a new light, and to dial in your best life.

08/22/2020

This supporting students with FASD tip sheet was shared in a Self Regulation webinar through an FASD lens from CanFASD (the replay will be available in about a week). It might be a helpful resource for many, including educational professionals, as some children return to school in September. PDF:http://www.engagingalllearners.ca/il/supporting-students-with-fasd/documents/brain-not-blame.pdf

This. yes.
07/23/2020

This. yes.

True of all kinds of relationships, platonic and otherwise!

Interesting graphic
07/01/2020

Interesting graphic

Have you checked in with yourself today? What is one thing you can do to nurture your heart to feel a little more balanced? Start there. 🌱🧠🏠🌏💡

Great suggestions....
06/17/2020

Great suggestions....

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