Look;ng Forward Counseling

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Look;ng Forward Counseling

Krysti Eggert
LIMHP, LPC, LADC
Child, Adolescent, and Young Adult Therapist

03/14/2026

Today’s smile is sponsored by doing what I love and making an everlasting impact on our community! 😊🤍

Thank you for trusting me as your therapist!

03/13/2026

My client created this bracelet with a simple, yet important reminder. 🫂🤍

03/08/2026

Happy International Women's Day, queen!

Keep being brave, resilient, and taking up space! 🤍

03/04/2026

Who doesn't want to feel lucky?!?! This breathing technique will help you breathe in the luck and exhale the doubt. Don't forget to repeat 3 times for good luck! 😉

02/27/2026

Swipe to see your positive reminder for the day 🤍✨

02/25/2026

Introducing Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller! 🧠✨

Dr. Fuller has played a pivotal part in health through his research and created ample opportunities for People of Color. He made ground-breaking discoveries with Alzheimer's and prevented the misdiagnosis of syphilis by properly training. Even with all his achievements, he still struggled with racial discrimination. He was underpaid and underemployed compared to his white colleagues.

Dr. Fuller's legacy lives on, though, as his portrait is hung at the APA in Washington, D.C.

02/20/2026

Welcome to Self Love Club 💕

The club where everyone is welcomed as they come! Please come in and get comfortable. You deserve to be here.

02/18/2026

Celebrating Black Mental Health Advocates ✊🏾🤍

Bebe Moore Campbell was a literary rebel who used her books to address the impacts of racism, mental health issues, and strength within community. Aside from her literacy work, she co-founded the NAMI Urban Los Angeles and revolutionized how communities of color speak about mental health. There is a huge stigma about mental health within POC communities, but she recognized that the lack of mental health care was playing a huge role in that. She advocated for the unheard struggles within the POC communities and united people through safe spaces. Within these safe spaces, people were welcomed to openly discuss their experiences without judgment. Today, her legacy lives on through Minority Mental Health Awareness Month in July.

02/17/2026

Life is PRECIOUS and grief is HARD! Grief can come in many forms( death, loss of employment, loss of a relationship, loss of independence,etc).

On February 14th, I get to attend my nephews funeral. Since learning about his death I’ve gone through some of the stages of grief which includes denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. I’ve spent a lot of time in the denial stage. In fact I was in the denial stage until this morning when I said to myself “This is really happening”. I’ve also spent time in the anger stage. Angry that I won’t be able to hear his voice anymore. Angry how this all happened. Angry for my brother, niece and his mother that they have to experience this.

In the midst of grief one must remember to use their coping skills, rely on their support system, and feel all the feels whether you want to or not.

Remember life is PRECIOUS so make sure you make time to hug your loved ones and tell them you love them. I will never be able to hear “Hey Auntie” followed by a hug from again.

02/13/2026

Our activity of the month ❤️

This month I’m encouraging my clients to write down what they love about themselves. This simple activity inspires self-love and uplifts their spirits. Plus seeing what others love about themselves is motivating!

Zoom in to see the self-love! ✨

02/10/2026

I AM A PROUD, BLACK-OWNED BUSINESS ✊🏾🤍

Not only do I take pride in being a black-owned business, but I also LOVE being a part of the 5% of black therapists. Being able to show my community that it's okay to talk about your feelings and you CAN pursue your dreams of being a therapist fills me with joy. ✨

02/05/2026

Heart Breathing 🤍🌬️

This simple breathing technique can help you relax your mind and body. Trace the heart while you breathe in and out.

Give this breathing technique a try next time you need to unwind.

Address

13513 Cottner Street
Omaha, NE
68137

Telephone

+14029571709

Website

https://www.lookingforwardcounseling.net/

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