Melissa Mullineaux, LCPC, LLC

02/20/2026

02/09/2026

✨ A few openings just opened up! ✨
I currently have two afternoon/evening spots available, along with daytime openings, for anyone looking to start therapy this season.
I work with teens (16+) and adults who are navigating body image concerns or disordered eating, and who want a space that feels grounded, compassionate, and judgment‑free. If you’ve been thinking about getting support, this could be a good moment to reach out.
You deserve a relationship with your body that feels calmer and kinder. If you’re curious about working together, I’m happy to chat and see if it feels like a fit.

10/22/2025

Consider watching this fascinating 3 hour clip. Hormones are so important to our physical and mental health. Not enough of us speak up when we start experiencing odd symptoms. Time to take a stand!

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09/17/2025

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09/11/2025

🌿 Now Welcoming New Patients! 🌿

Struggling with body image, disordered eating, or anxiety? You’re so not alone — and you don’t have to figure it out on your own, either.

Whether food feels like the enemy, your mirror isn’t your friend, or your mind just won’t quiet down… I’ve got space for you. 💬✨

This is a safe, judgment-free zone where healing happens with compassion, not criticism.

📩 Reach out today — your story matters, and I’m here to help you rewrite it. 💛

08/21/2025

03/07/2025

Anorexia Nervosa doesn’t discriminate.

02/24/2025

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12/17/2024

The “I’m feeling sassy” slide is my favorite response!

12/16/2024

Sharing a little information for navigating when our medical providers feel the need to push “weight management” when that’s not the reason for your visit.

08/13/2024

A friend / colleague shared this picture she found online with me. Every provider should have this above their scale.

Societal standards of beauty have a significant influence on body image. These standards are often perpetuated by media, advertising, and cultural norms, promoting an ideal that is often unattainable for most people. The glorification of a certain body type can lead to body dissatisfaction, low self-esteem, and even disordered eating behaviors. It is crucial to recognize that these standards are not a one-size-fits-all solution and do not determine a person’s value or beauty.

Body image and weight are complex topics that require a compassionate and holistic approach. By understanding the influence of societal standards, embracing body diversity, and prioritizing overall well-being, individuals can foster a positive body image and a healthier relationship with their bodies. Remember, your worth is not defined by your appearance, and beauty is truly in the eye of the beholder.

06/20/2024

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