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Reclamation Counseling Center

Reclamation Counseling Center has been here to support individuals and families who need assistance in “reclaiming their lives.”

01/11/2026

Mental wellness is not about perfection, constant happiness, or productivity. It’s about creating daily practices that support emotional balance, reduce stress, and build self-awareness over time.

Small, consistent habits help regulate the nervous system and protect against burnout. Growth happens through patience, not pressure.

Mental wellness begins with permission to go at your own pace.

12/15/2025

A new peer support meeting is launching in our community.

This space is for individuals impacted by substance use who are seeking support, connection, and understanding—without judgment.

Peer support is powerful because it reminds us we are not alone. Healing happens in relationship, through shared experience, accountability, and encouragement.

Meeting Details:
Location: 506 Glasgow (behind Academy)
Time: 6:30 PM
Open to the community

Whether you are early in recovery, returning after a setback, or simply curious about support options, you are welcome here. You do not need to have everything figured out to show up.

Reclamation Counseling Center is grateful to support this community-led meeting and the work being done to expand recovery resources locally.

11/25/2025

Gratitude isn’t just about what we have—it’s about who we have.
Expressing appreciation deepens emotional connection and helps others feel seen.

🌱 Saying “thank you” releases oxytocin, the bonding hormone that strengthens trust.

Couples and families who regularly express appreciation report higher satisfaction and lower conflict.

Gratitude can transform communication by shifting focus from criticism to care.

💬 Challenge:
Tell someone what you appreciate about them—specifically and sincerely.

11/19/2025

🍂 The holidays can stir up a mix of emotions—joy, heaviness, nostalgia, and even grief. If gratitude feels complicated right now, you’re not alone. Gratitude and grief can coexist, even in this season.

• Gratitude doesn’t erase pain; it simply creates space for both sorrow and warmth to be present.
• Noticing even one small moment—a kind text, a cozy light display, a warm cup of cocoa—can help anchor the mind during emotionally heavy times.
• Practicing small moments of gratitude activates the prefrontal cortex, which supports emotional regulation and helps soften stress responses.

💬 Reminder:
You don’t have to feel grateful for everything happening around the holidays. Finding gratitude in even one small thing is enough.

11/17/2025

Gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s a practice that rewires the brain for positivity.
🧠 Studies show that regularly expressing gratitude increases dopamine and serotonin, the “feel-good” chemicals that boost mood and resilience.

🌿 Gratitude shifts focus from what’s missing to what’s meaningful.

🌿 It strengthens relationships and improves emotional regulation.

🌿 Even small acts—writing a thank-you note, noticing a moment of calm—train the brain to see goodness in daily life.

💬 Reflection:
What’s one thing, big or small, that you’re grateful for today—and why?

10/20/2025

There’s no shame in wanting to feel peace, balance, and joy. Mental-health care is not self-indulgent — it’s self-respect.

Mental-health treatment improves concentration, sleep, motivation, and relationships.

Healing is possible — and recovery doesn’t have to look perfect.

The first step might simply be acknowledging that you deserve help.

💚 Positive Affirmation:

“I am worthy of help. I am worthy of healing.”

Reclaim your self-worth with the support of our caring therapists. You deserve to love and respect yourself—call today to get started!

10/17/2025

Many of us learned growing up that sharing feelings makes us “too sensitive” or “weak.” But research shows the opposite: 💪 people who express their emotions in healthy ways have better relationships, lower stress, and greater resilience.

🌟 Suppressing emotions can lead to anxiety, depression, and even physical health issues.

🌟 Expressing emotions with clarity allows needs to be met and prevents resentment from building.

🌟 Vulnerability strengthens trust—when you open up, others feel safer opening up too.

✅ Sharing feelings isn’t a weakness—it’s a skill of strength, courage, and self-awareness.

🔗 Break the stigma today by sharing something simple with a loved one: “I’m proud of you,” or “I felt worried when you were late.”

💬 What fear do you notice come up when you think about sharing your emotions?

10/14/2025

Getting Help is Strength, Not Weakness

🌱 Getting help doesn’t mean you’re broken. It means you’re brave enough to grow.

Many people avoid seeking help because they think it signals weakness or failure—but in reality, it’s a key part of emotional intelligence.

Asking for help activates self-awareness—a core skill of emotional intelligence.

Support from professionals or loved ones helps you regulate emotions and gain new perspectives.

Growth happens when we allow others to walk beside us, not when we pretend we have to do it alone.

💬 Think of one area in your life where support could make a difference. What’s one small step toward asking for that support today?

✨ Reminder: The best version of yourself doesn’t appear overnight—it’s built through honesty, healing, and help.

10/09/2025

Healing doesn’t happen in isolation — it happens in community.

Social connection lowers depression and increases emotional regulation.

When we check in on others, we reduce stigma and increase belonging.

A simple “How are you really?” can open the door to life-changing conversations.

💬 Action Step: Reach out to one friend or family member today — not to fix, but to listen.

“Let’s make caring conversations normal.”

10/07/2025

It’s time to start the conversation — and keep it going. 💚

Mental health matters just as much as physical health, but too often it’s overlooked, misunderstood, or surrounded by stigma. Together, we can change that.

🧠 Let’s increase awareness by:

Talking openly about our own mental well-being

Encouraging loved ones to seek help when they need it

Listening without judgment

Getting help to make sure you are the best form of yourself

When we speak up and show compassion, we help create a culture where mental wellness is valued, supported, and celebrated.

Let’s be the generation that normalizes asking for help — because healing begins with understanding. 💬

09/14/2025

🌼 Gentle Reminder for Today:
You won’t always have it all together. And that’s okay.

Some days you’ll feel strong. Other days, just getting out of bed is a win. In both moments, you still deserve kindness—especially from yourself.

Stay positive, not by pretending everything is perfect, but by choosing hope even when things feel messy.
Be kind to yourself by resting, letting go of harsh self-talk, and recognizing that growth takes time.

🌟 Progress isn’t always loud. Sometimes it looks like simply holding on.
You are doing better than you think.

09/09/2025

🖤 Let’s Talk About It — You Are Not Broken

Having thoughts of su***de doesn’t make you weak, dramatic, or attention-seeking.
It makes you human.

So many people have felt exactly what you’re feeling—and many are still here, living lives they never thought possible because they held on just one more day.

💭 Things can feel heavy. Dark. Hopeless. But what’s true today doesn’t define what’s possible tomorrow. Life can shift in a single moment—through one conversation, one connection, one decision to keep going.

📞 You don’t have to face it alone. Call or text 988 anytime.
You deserve help. You deserve healing. You deserve to see what’s on the other side of this pain.

Your story isn’t over.
Hang on. You are loved more than you know.

Our counselors at Reclamation Counseling Center are here to help your find hope. Give us a call to schedule an appointment. You are worth investing in. (361) 576-3385.

Address

506 Glascow Street
Victoria, TX
77904

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.rccvictoria.com/

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