Wallflower Connection Therapy Services

02/20/2026

🌿 Now Licensed in Pennsylvania 🌿

Wallflower Connection Therapy Services, PLLC is officially licensed to provide telehealth therapy services across Pennsylvania.

I’m grateful to continue expanding this work — offering neuroscience-informed, trauma-focused care to more individuals seeking depth, clarity, and meaningful change.

If you’re in PA and looking for support with:

• Trauma & nervous system healing
• Addiction & compulsive behaviors
• Shame & attachment wounds
• Emotional regulation
• LGBTQ+ affirming therapy

You now have access to specialized, somatic and evidence-based treatment from anywhere in the state.

Wallflower Connection continues to serve clients in West Virginia, South Carolina, and now Pennsylvania via secure telehealth.

If you’re ready to begin — or simply want to explore whether we’re a good fit — I’d be honored to connect.

📩 mark@wallflowerconnection.com
🌿 www.wallflowerconnection.com

Growth matters. Healing matters. Access matters.

— Mark King, LCSW
Wallflower Connection Therapy Services, PLLC

02/18/2026

Wallflower Connection Therapy Services

02/10/2026

Clinical supervision and consultations!

Clinical Supervision (WV LICSW Track)Clinical supervision is a required and formative part of the licensure process. I provide structured, ethical, and supportive supervision for social workers in West Virginia working toward their Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) credential.My su...

02/10/2026

🧠 Did you know stress can physically change your brain?

When cortisol (your main stress hormone) stays high for too long, it can impact how your brain functions — affecting memory, mood, sleep, and focus.

🔹 Memory problems & brain fog
🔹 Increased anxiety & depression
🔹 Poor sleep quality
🔹 Reduced focus and cognitive decline

Chronic stress isn’t just “in your head” — it reshapes it.

The good news? Managing stress can help protect your brain and mental health. Small daily habits like quality sleep, movement, mindfulness, and boundaries matter more than you think.

✨ Your brain deserves care too.
💬 Which stress-management habit helps you the most?

02/07/2026

IBrainspotting intensives coming soon!

01/30/2026

Exciting news! I’ll be presenting at the WV NASW State Conference this spring! Hope to see you there.

01/21/2026

For clinicians:

When clients are engaged and insightful yet feel “stuck,” adjunctive trauma-focused care can support deeper nervous system processing—without disrupting the primary therapeutic relationship.

I offer collaborative, neuroscience-informed adjunctive care (Brainspotting, EMDR, Focusing, Polyvagal-informed) designed to complement your ongoing work while you remain the primary provider.

Referrals and brief consultation welcome.
📧 mark@wallflowerconnection.com

01/21/2026

01/20/2026

I want to express my sincere appreciation to Thomas Integrative Psychotherapy and Lewis Counseling Practice for allowing me to instruct on a topic so close to my heart. It is heartening to see our community comprised of mental health professionals striving to offer the highest quality services. If your practice is interested in discovering more about Brainspotting, Trauma-informed care, or overcoming imposter syndrome, please feel free to contact me.

01/20/2026

Vibe Mantra 🎧
Breathe. Repeat. Regulate.

This playlist was created for moments when your nervous system needs softness—not pressure.
Use it for grounding, reflection, or gentle re-centering.
There’s no fixing here. Just noticing, breathing, and choosing presence.

Save it. Come back to it. Let your body lead.

🌿 Created by Wallflower Connection Therapy Services

01/15/2026

What Is Brainspotting?

Brainspotting is a focused, brain-based therapy that helps identify, process, and release trauma, emotional pain, and deeply stored stress held in the nervous system. It works by locating specific eye positions—called brainspots—that are connected to unresolved experiences in the brain and body.

How Brainspotting Works

During a session, your therapist guides your eye gaze to a particular spot while you mindfully notice internal sensations. This allows the brain’s natural healing processes to access and resolve experiences that may not be easily reached through talk therapy alone.

What Brainspotting Can Help With
• Trauma and PTSD
• Anxiety and chronic stress
• Depression and emotional overwhelm
• Grief and loss
• Performance blocks and creative stagnation
• Somatic (body-based) symptoms linked to stress or trauma

Why Brainspotting Is Different

Brainspotting is gentle, attuned, and deeply somatic. It emphasizes safety, regulation, and the body’s wisdom—allowing healing to occur at your own pace without needing to relive or retell painful experiences in detail.

Interested in Learning More or Scheduling a Session?
📧 mark@wallflowerconnection.com