Restoring Connections Therapy

Restoring Connections Therapy Mental Health Counseling

Tricha works hard to create a calming, welcoming space to heal, grow, and feel understood. 🤍She is accepting teens throu...
05/18/2026

Tricha works hard to create a calming, welcoming space to heal, grow, and feel understood. 🤍

She is accepting teens through late adulthood with support for:

• Addiction
• Depression
• Anxiety
• PTSD
• Trauma
• Spirituality & personal growth

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected, or simply ready for change, therapy can be a place to process deeply and move toward healing.

Tricha will also be opening more timeslots soon!

https://www.restoringconnectionstherapy.com/book-an-appointment

At Restoring Connections Therapy, we believe understanding how OCD works is an important step toward healing.Obsessive-C...
04/28/2026

At Restoring Connections Therapy, we believe understanding how OCD works is an important step toward healing.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) isn’t just about being neat, organized, or liking things a certain way. It’s a complex brain-based condition that follows a very specific cycle:

Obsessions → Anxiety → Compulsions → Temporary Relief

Obsessions are intrusive, unwanted thoughts, images, or urges that feel distressing and difficult to ignore. These might include fears about harm, contamination, making a mistake, or something feeling “not right.”

These obsessions trigger intense anxiety or discomfort in the brain. The brain essentially sounds a false alarm while making it feel like something is wrong or dangerous, even when it isn’t.

To reduce that anxiety, a person engages in compulsions or repetitive behaviors or mental acts done to try to feel better or prevent something bad from happening. This could look like checking, reassurance-seeking, repeating actions, avoiding situations, or even silent mental rituals.

Compulsions bring temporary relief, but only for a short time. The brain quickly returns to the obsession, restarting the cycle and reinforcing OCD over time.

OCD can show up in many ways beyond stereotypes of cleanliness or organization. Some common forms include:

Fear of harming oneself or others
Intrusive taboo or unwanted thoughts
Excessive doubt and checking
Need for certainty or “just right” feelings
Mental rituals that others may not see
Avoidance of people, places, or situations

Because OCD is maintained by this cycle, effective treatment focuses on breaking it. One evidence-based approaches is Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP).

ERP works by gradually helping individuals face the thoughts, situations, or triggers that cause anxiety (exposure) while choosing not to engage in compulsions (response prevention). Over time, the brain learns that the feared outcome doesn’t happen—or that the anxiety can naturally rise and fall without needing compulsions. This retrains the brain and weakens OCD’s hold.

If you are experiencing OCD and need support please feel free to reach out directly to our office.

We’re growing again, and we’re so excited to share! 🤍Restoring Connections Therapy is thrilled to welcome Ashley, our ne...
04/06/2026

We’re growing again, and we’re so excited to share! 🤍

Restoring Connections Therapy is thrilled to welcome Ashley, our new Office Manager, to the team!

Ashley brings a strong sense of organization, care, and dedication to making sure everything behind the scenes runs smoothly, so we can stay focused on what matters most: your healing, and treatment.

You may hear from Ashley regarding:
✨ Insurance
✨ Billing support
✨ Scheduling needs

She may connect with you by phone, or portal message to help keep things clear, efficient, and stress-free.

Our goal is always to reduce any added stress or disruption to your care, and Ashley plays a huge role in making that happen. We’re so excited to have her supporting both our clients and our team!

When Ashely isn’t working she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, gardening, and being outside.

Healing goes deeper than muscles, and our massage therapist Katie recently attended an advanced trauma informed training...
04/01/2026

Healing goes deeper than muscles, and our massage therapist Katie recently attended an advanced trauma informed training.

At Restoring Connections Therapy, we believe massage can be more than relaxation it can be a safe, supportive way to reconnect with your body.

Our therapist, Katie is now trained in a trauma-informed approach to massage, meaning:
Your comfort and consent guide every session.
We move at your pace, always.
Focus is on safety, trust, and body awareness.
No pressure to “push through” discomfort physically or emotionally.

For many, stress and trauma can live in the body. This approach gently supports the release of tension while helping you feel more grounded, in control, and connected.

Whether you’re navigating anxiety, past experiences, or just need a space to feel calm and supported this work is for you.

Schedule a session through the link below!

https://www.restoringconnectionstherapy.com/book-an-appointment

Spring special offer for a full body massage with Katie Leap, our massage therapist. To celebrate the return of sunshine...
03/10/2026

Spring special offer for a full body massage with Katie Leap, our massage therapist.

To celebrate the return of sunshine and longer days, we’re offering a Spring Massage Special at Restoring Connections Therapy!

$26 OFF any massage
Regularly $110 → Now $84

Take time to reset, relax, and restore your body as we move into spring. Whether you’ve been holding tension from the winter months or just need some time for yourself, this is the perfect opportunity to unwind.
How it works:
• Book your massage within the next 30 days, directly on our website (in bio or see below)
• Special must be booked by April 10, 2026
• Discount automatically applied.

Appointments fill quickly this time of year, so grab your spot and treat yourself to some well-deserved relaxation.

Your body will thank you!

https://www.restoringconnectionstherapy.com/book-an-appointment

Restoring Connections Therapy has exciting news!! We have expanded and added a massage therapist to our team, and we wan...
02/17/2026

Restoring Connections Therapy has exciting news!! We have expanded and added a massage therapist to our team, and we want to introduce her!

Katie began her journey into Massage Therapy in 2023. Katie was seeking a meaningful career change and found herself drawn to the field of Massage Therapy. Although she didn’t know much about the field at the time, she trusted her intuition and enrolled at Indiana Wellness College. That leap of faith led her to a profession that she quickly grew passionate about. During her training, she developed a strong foundation in anatomy and bodywork, and she discovered just how powerful massage can be—whether easing muscle tension, supporting pain relief, or helping the body release stress and stored trauma.

She is committed to fostering a space that invites comfort, trust, and a sense of calm. Supporting mind-body wellness is at the heart of her work. She is trained in Trigger Point Therapy, Sports and Medical Massage, Prenatal Massage, and Cupping Therapy, and she tailors each session to meet your unique needs.

Outside of work, she loves spending time with her family. She is an avid reader and a dedicated puzzler (she truly loves her puzzles). When the weather warms up, you’ll almost always find her outdoors reading, tending to the yard, or simply relaxing with music.

Please follow the link in our bio to our website to schedule an appointment with her directly. You can also call our main line (317) 268-8608 ext. 5.

01/26/2026

Weather Closure Update ❄️

Due to weather conditions, Restoring Connections Therapy office is closed, and all therapy sessions will be held virtually today.

Please reach out to your therapist directly if you have any questions or would prefer to reschedule.

Thank you for your understanding—stay safe and warm 🤍

Grief doesn’t follow a straight line.It’s more like a group chat you didn’t ask to be added to… and everyone talks at on...
01/21/2026

Grief doesn’t follow a straight line.
It’s more like a group chat you didn’t ask to be added to… and everyone talks at once, and sometimes you wish they would stop, and sometimes you wish they wouldn’t stop.

The grief cycle often includes stages like denial, anger, bargaining, sadness, and acceptance—but here’s the thing: You don’t go through them in order. You don’t experience them the same way every time. And you might revisit some stages more than once

That’s normal. You’re not “doing grief wrong.”

We also want to name something important:
You can grieve things that are gone and things that are still here.
• Relationships that changed
• Versions of yourself you’ve outgrown
• Dreams that look different now
• Loved ones who are physically present but emotionally distant

Grief isn’t just about death it’s about loss. And loss shows up in many forms.

Processing grief doesn’t mean rushing to “feel better.”
It means:
🤍 Allowing emotions to come and go
🤍 Letting yourself feel angry, sad, numb, relieved, or all of the above
🤍 Using coping skills like grounding, journaling, movement, talking it out, or resting (yes, rest counts!)

And sometimes the bravest thing you can do is say:
“This hurts… and I’m allowed to feel that.”

Be gentle with yourself. You’re human, not a robot with an off switch for emotions. Sometimes we can focus just on what feels tolerable, and doable.

If you’re navigating grief and want support, we’re here.
✨ Restoring Connections Therapy is currently accepting new clients
👉 Follow the link in our bio to set up a session

You don’t have to carry this alone. 💛

✨ Welcoming 2026 with gratitude and intention ✨As we step into a new year, we’re reflecting on the incredible clients wh...
01/02/2026

✨ Welcoming 2026 with gratitude and intention ✨

As we step into a new year, we’re reflecting on the incredible clients who trusted us with their stories and healing journeys in 2025. Each and every person we worked with impacted us deeply, and it’s an honor to walk alongside our clients as they do the brave work of growth, healing, and connection.

In 2026, we’re excited to continue supporting our current clients and grow Restoring Connections Therapy so we can reach and help even more individuals, couples, and families.

Now accepting new clients
In-person & virtual sessions available
We currently accept Anthem, Tricare, United Healthcare, Cigna, and self-pay

Thank you for being part of our community. Here’s to a year of healing, connection, and continued growth.

To inquire about an appointment with one of our wonderful therapist please follow the link in our bio to our website, or call us directly.

Big Growth at Restoring Connections Therapy! We’re excited to share that our practice is expanding! Over the next few we...
12/23/2025

Big Growth at Restoring Connections Therapy!

We’re excited to share that our practice is expanding! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be adding 3 new offices so we can welcome more clients and continue providing the care and privacy you deserve. (Don’t worry we will be changing the wall color too 🤭) Be on the lookout for more pics of the new space as we add our own speciality touches to each office!

That said, we want to thank you for your patience as construction is underway. We apologize for any temporary noise or inconvenience, and we truly appreciate your understanding while we build something better for our clients. 🔨🔧 👷🏻‍♀️

This expansion means:
• Space for additional clinicians
• A more comfortable, calm environment for healing
• Additional services for healing in the future

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, or know someone who’s been waiting for an opening, this growth allows us to continue to help people, more deeply 🤍

đź“© Now accepting new clients

Thank you for being part of our journey. We can’t wait to share the finished space with you!

Winter doesn’t always feel magical. And that’s okay.As the days get shorter and the pressure of the holidays grows, many...
12/05/2025

Winter doesn’t always feel magical. And that’s okay.

As the days get shorter and the pressure of the holidays grows, many people notice mood dips, heaviness, or anxiety starting to creep in.
You’re not alone — winter lows are real, and support is available.

If you’re finding yourself:
✨ Feeling more tired or unmotivated
✨ Struggling with seasonal depression
✨ Overwhelmed by holiday expectations
✨ Anxious about family gatherings or the pressure to “be festive”

Our therapist Tricha is now accepting new clients with immediate availability.
Whether you’re navigating seasonal sadness, winter burnout, or holiday stress, she offers a warm, grounding space to help you find balance again.
🧠 You deserve support — especially during the hard seasons.
đź“ž To book a session with Tricha, follow the link in the bio for our website, or call directly at 317-942-0772.
Let’s make this winter feel a little lighter together. ❄️

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