Coffee Counseling, Coaching, and Consulting, LLC

Coffee Counseling, Coaching, and Consulting, LLC Couples Counseling, Healing depression & anxiety, Individual trauma work & Life Coaching with Barbara Coffee, Ph.D., LMFT.

Using the services of a counselor is much like using the services of an accountant, attorney, or personal trainer. You benefit from using a professional’s education and training to attain the best, fastest results. A professional psychotherapist can guide you to true life transformation. Nothing is quite like when someone is there, giving 100% of their attention to YOU and YOUR needs and feelings.

There really is no need to “go it alone.” Complete confidentiality is ensured (with rare exceptions, such as danger to self or others). Barbara specializes in all types of couples counseling, utilizing advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), proven by research to be 75-95% effective compared with the average relationship counseling techniques most therapists use which are only 20-30% effective. EFT is a respectful and warm method of helping couples resolve conflict with a very practical approach. It is a method that views relationship issues through the couple’s own realities and experiences, getting right to the heart of the matter, to help create the lasting change they are looking for.

Like Mother Teresa said we can do lots of small great things that make a difference💕
03/01/2026

Like Mother Teresa said we can do lots of small great things that make a difference💕

Boundaries - yes!https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18U3y7hcqB/?mibextid=wwXIfr
02/21/2026

Boundaries - yes!

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Stop snapchatting people when you’re in a committed relationship.

Stop adding random people on Facebook just because they look attractive in their profile picture.

That might feel harmless to you, but it rarely feels harmless to the person who loves you.

Loyalty isn’t just about what you do in public. It’s about what you entertain in private.

It’s about the messages you send, the conversations you delete, and the “it’s nothing” connections you keep on standby.

If you wouldn’t be comfortable reading those chats out loud to your partner, you probably shouldn’t be having them.

We live in a world where access is instant. One click, one follow, one late-night snap ... and suddenly you’re feeding attention to someone who isn’t yours. Attraction is normal. Acting on it when you’ve committed to someone else is a choice.

And small choices repeated over time create cracks in relationships.
You don’t build trust by keeping options. You build trust by removing them.

If you’re with someone, act like it. Protect their heart the way you’d want yours protected. Don’t shop around while calling someone “mine.” Don’t water other connections while your own relationship is thirsty.

If you’re not ready to be loyal, be single. There’s no shame in that. The shame is pretending to be committed while entertaining backups.

Real love requires discipline. Real maturity requires boundaries.

Be loyal .... or be honest enough to walk away.

~ Cody Bret

Compliments are great - especially the non-physical more permanent ones!
02/04/2026

Compliments are great - especially the non-physical more permanent ones!

02/04/2026

By Rick Warren — 02/04/2026
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“Love sincerely. . . . Hold on to what is good. Be devoted to each other like a loving family. Excel in showing respect for each other.” Romans 12:9-10 (GW)

Strong marriages are good for everyone. They benefit those who are part of those relationships and even help strengthen whole communities.

Throughout history, marriage has been the fundamental building block of every society and culture. When marriages have been strong, nations have been strong. When marriages and families weaken, cultures decline.

Healthy marriages also benefit the people around them. God uses these relationships to shape your character, helping you learn how to be unselfish and loving. And if you get married, no other relationship will have a greater impact on your life.

If you’re not married, God can still use and will use other people to build your character. You’re not off the hook! Single people who are godly and others-focused play a critical role in flourishing cultures. In fact, sometimes they play roles that married couples can’t.

Life is a laboratory for learning how to love. Learning to love is the most important thing you can do because God is love, and he wants you to become like him. He wants to make you like Jesus Christ. He wants to build your character—and he wants to do that whether or not you’re married.

If you’re married, one tool God uses in your life to build Christ-like character is your spouse. Every day, he gives you hundreds of opportunities to think about the other person’s needs instead of your own.

The Bible says, “Love sincerely. . . . Hold on to what is good. Be devoted to each other like a loving family. Excel in showing respect for each other” (Romans 12:9-10 GW).

Do you do that in your marriage? Before I got married so many years ago, I really thought I knew how to love a woman. But I knew nothing about love! Now, after 50 years of marriage, I know that love washes the dishes. I know that love takes out the garbage. I know that love puts the other person first.

So, “Love sincerely. . . . Excel in showing respect for each other” so that you grow to be more like Christ. It will lead to a stronger relationship for you and a stronger society for everyone.

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01/27/2026

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01/27/2026

Amen! ❤️

These words are as true and needed today as when he first said them. Thank you Dr. King. ❤️

01/21/2026

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Patterns Never Lie.
Read The Room..✌️💯

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Saint Petersburg, FL
33701

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Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 2pm - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 3pm

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