Center for Creative Life Solutions

08/25/2025

For those looking to dive deeper into their therapy, we offer 3-hour EMDR Intensives and Couples Intensives. Please note that these are private pay services and not covered by insurance. Email hello@centerforcls.com for more information!

08/07/2025

“A difficult life is not less worth living than a gentle one. Joy is simply easier to carry than sorrow…” poem written by beloved poet Andrea Gibson

07/16/2025

Making the hard choices!😅

07/15/2025

07/15/2025

The world gained a timeless legacy today as we celebrate the life of Andrea Gibson, a talented and beautiful writer, poet, and wise soul. May their poetry and spoken word continue to uplift and inspire generations to come. Rest in peace.

"Your Life" from Andrea's upcoming album HEY GALAXY, out now at www.andreagibson.comHEY GALAXY Tour Dates Announced at www.andreagibson.comDirected & Filmed ...

07/08/2025

We are thrilled to introduce McKenzie Espero, LMHC, to our exceptional team of therapists, further enhancing our capacity to drive meaningful change in the lives of individuals and communities. With limited availability between 9am and 3pm, Monday through Friday (in-person at our Middleboro office or via telehealth), McKenzie brings her remarkable expertise in couples therapy, veterans' support, OCD, Trauma/PTSD, LGBTQ+, and first responders. Visit our website at www.centerforcls.com and complete a brief “Request therapy” form or email us at hello@centerforcls.com!

06/01/2025

Happy Pride Month! (Artwork from Bless the Messy)

05/16/2025

“There are plenty of times to be sorry, and only a fool never apologizes. But it is time to stop apologizing for our preferences, limits, self-protection, and desires. Those do not require contrition. Because we were never taught where we ended and someone else began, we have over-responded to any perceived disappointment as if it is our fault and responsibility.

Try it out this week. Catch your "I'm sorry..." before you offer it when it isn't required. See about standing in your own space without wearing the shame of misplaced responsibility.

Be kind and courteous, of course, but don't be sorry for living your own life.”
-Jen Hatmaker