Yellow Daisy Counseling, LLC

09/05/2025

Therapist Spotlight: Bonnie Luna 🌼🌼🌼
Bonnie has been working with Yellow Daisy Counseling since 2023, bringing her background in community health, public schools, and crisis management to our clients.

Specialties: Grief/Loss, Anxiety, Life Transitions, Traumatic Experiences, ADHD, Parenting roles

Counseling Approaches: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT); Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT, also known as tapping); Mindfulness; Nature-Based; Whole Body Wellness; Women’s Issues, Person Centered, Solution Focused

Audience: Adults, Women, LGBTQ+ Affirming

When not working with clients, Bonnie enjoys getting out into nature with her family, gardening, hiking, and exploring.

Bonnie has a few spots for new clients and offers convenience of telehealth- counseling from anywhere in the state of Missouri!
To book with Bonnie, email bonnie.luna@yellowdaisycounseling.com

05/14/2025

Bonnie currently has a few daytime virtual openings! If you’ve been considering therapy, I encourage you to reach out! Bonnie specializes in working with women who are looking to work through anxiety, depression, motherhood, relationships, grief/loss, life transitions and wanting to find a more balanced life. ✨

Bonnie Luna, Counselor, O Fallon, MO, 63368, (636) 339-3729, I am now scheduling virtual clients for weekday appointments. I specialize in working with women who are looking to work through anxiety, depression, motherhood, relationships, grief/loss, life transitions and wanting to find a more balanc...

03/10/2025

It’s such an honor to get to do what we do🌼

06/11/2024

Bonnie is now accepting clients for virtual daytime sessions. She specializes in working with young adults and women who are looking to work through anxiety, depression, grief/loss, life transitions and wanting to find a more balanced life. Bonnie accepts several insurance plans. Reach out today for more information at Bonnie.luna@yellowdaisycounseling.com 🌼

Bonnie Luna, Counselor, O Fallon, MO, 63368, (636) 339-3729, I am now scheduling virtual clients for weekdays beginning June 2024. I specialize in working with young adults and women who are looking to work through anxiety, depression, grief/loss, life transitions and wanting to find a more balanced...

09/24/2023

Beautiful day for the Out of the Darkness Walk for su***de prevention ***de

06/24/2023

I am so excited to announce that my longtime colleague, Bonnie Luna has joined Yellow Daisy Counseling, LLC!

Bonnie will see clients virtually throughout the state of Missouri. She will see clients 18+, specializing in young adult and women’s issues. Some of her specialty areas include grief/loss, anxiety, life transitions, traumatic experiences, LGBTQ+, and women’s issues. She will soon accept several major insurance plans, and in the meantime, can provide superbills for clients to submit for possible OON benefits. Follow the link to learn more🌼

Bonnie can be reached at bonnie.luna@yellowdaisycounseling.com

-Leah

About Me: I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Missouri. I received my Master’s in Counseling Education from Missouri Baptist University in 2009. I began working in a community...

06/13/2022

The Therapist is in!

02/06/2022

Looks like a wonderful resource for those grieving

01/27/2022

“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”
C.G. Jung

01/21/2022

Dr. Glenn Doyle

01/12/2022

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/simplifying-complex-trauma/202201/5-secrets-about-trauma-therapists%3famp?fbclid=IwAR25LqLWJx7ho9lQpqcWUvjWWjowjL4VFvK3QpYB_xiKdcUxsrEG8DxIjvI

The inside scoop only they can tell you.

12/29/2021

THIS SOUNDS LIKE:

- “I took care of you for all those years!”

- “You were such a difficult child, the least you could do is x.”

- “I am your only parent, you need to do x”

- “You need to stay close to me, so you can take care of me.”

- “You’re ungrateful!”

- “You’ll miss me when I’m gone.”

In dysfunctional family systems, there is always an element of control. Usually, a parent directly (or indirectly) sets up this control dynamic by telling the child all things they’ve done for them. Typically, the parent has a core need from their child (to feel loved, to feel needed, to feel important) + they get this need met by unconsciously trying to manipulate the child into the behavior they want. This is extremely common in homes with generational trauma where no one taught the parent how to get their needs met in healthy ways.

At the root of this is an insecure parent afraid they’ll be abandoned by their child. So independence is seen as a threat to the parent + is overall discouraged.

Of course, independence is an incredibly important part of our development as humans. Spending time away from the family, developing outside interests, following our passions, finding our space in the world helps to develop emotionally. It also helps us to know our our boundaries + limits + be comfortable in setting them