Leigh-Anne White & Co

05/05/2026

Someone you love may be living with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or major depression right now — and fighting harder than you know. 💜 These are real, medical conditions — not personal failures. Education builds empathy. Empathy saves lives. Learn more this .

05/03/2026

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05/03/2026

You are not your diagnosis. 💚 A mental health condition is something you have — not something you are. This , let's choose compassion over labels and see the whole person.

04/29/2026

Today we pause to remember the lives lost to fentanyl — real people, real families, real grief. 🕊️ As counselors, we sit with the pain this crisis leaves behind. If you’re grieving a loved one lost to overdose, your grief is valid and support is available. You don’t have to carry this alone.

04/28/2026

How to Join the Movement
Wednesday, April 29 — Survivors First (Denim Day)

There are so many ways to be part of Denim Day:
• Wear denim and snap a photo
• Share your voice using
• Start conversations about respect and consent
• Support survivors in your community
• Invite friends, coworkers, schools, and teams to join in

🩵Denim Day is a global movement that stands against victim-blaming and supports survivors of sexual violence. It began after a controversial court ruling in Italy suggested a victim’s clothing implied consent—sparking outrage and action worldwide. Wearing denim became a symbol of protest, solidarity, and a commitment to challenge harmful myths about sexual assault.

Join us by wearing denim on April 29th to show your support, raise awareness, and stand with survivors. There is never an excuse for sexual violence. Consent is the ONLY thing that matters.

Be sure to tag us in your pics! We can’t wait to see how you and your friends are showing your support for !

04/23/2026

Recovery looks good on us… especially with a side of onion rings 😄🧅✨

04/23/2026

📚💚 World Book Day & Mental Health
Books can help us feel seen, understood, and less alone.
Whether it’s learning, escaping, or healing—words have power.
Pick up something that feeds your mind today. 💚

04/22/2026

🌎💚 Earth Day Reminder: Care for Your Mind, Too
Just like the earth, your mind needs care, rest, and renewal.
Time in nature isn’t just refreshing—it’s healing.
Today, take a moment to:
🌿 Step outside and breathe deeply
☀️ Soak in the sunlight
🍃 Slow down and be present
🌊 Let go of what you can’t control
Nature has a way of grounding us when life feels overwhelming.
As we care for the world around us, don’t forget to care for the world within you. 💚

04/15/2026

🎨💚 World Art Day & Mental Health
This painting is by one of our own, Josie Leavitt!

Art is more than creativity—it’s expression, healing, and release.
When words are hard to find, art can speak for you.

At Leigh-Anne White & Co, In the clubhouse, we use artistic expression and creative healing to learn new ways of communication, emotional intelligence, and build self esteem.

Take a moment today to create, reflect, or simply enjoy something beautiful. 🖌️

01/19/2026

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.”❤️🌟🇺🇸

Thank you to our amazing staff, their children, and our adult IOP clients for coming together to participate in the MLK parade. Your presence, unity, and community spirit truly honored Dr. King’s legacy.

A big thank you to Josie & Lauren for their time and dedication they put in making our float parade ready and Mr.Allen for providing us with a trailer and a truck!

01/05/2026

Congratulations to Aerick McManus & Tasha Cochran on the completion of the 24-week Intensive Outpatient Program. We are grateful to send two individuals back into society equipped with life skills to maintain long-term sobriety.💜

“What feels like the hardest chapter may become your greatest testimony"

12/22/2025

You are not alone during the holidays,help is available.⭐️🎄☃️

•Stay connected.
•Reach out to your supportive family / friends.
•Use your relapse prevention plan.
•Apply your coping skills.