Feeling Moody LLC, 816 Independence Boulevard Suite 1-A, Virginia Beach, VA (2025)

We provide trauma inclusive therapy services and offer EMDR. Our mission is to see our clients heal from their traumas, be authentic, and thrive in transitions.

09/18/2025

🌟 We’re Hiring Licensed Therapists in Chesapeake, VA! 🌟
Feeling Moody LLC is growing, and we’re looking for passionate LPC, LCSW, or LMFT clinicians to join our refreshingly human counseling team. 💙
✨ Hybrid & Telehealth options
✨ Meaningful outpatient therapy work
✨ Supportive, creative, and fun team culture
If you’re ready to inspire healing, build resilience, and bring creativity into your practice, we’d love to hear from you!
📩 Apply today: admin@feelingmoody.com
📞 757-702-0118
🌐 www.feelingmoody.com
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07/22/2025

Honoring the Legacy of Malcolm Jamal Warner

From Theo Huxtable to Dr. AJ Austin, Malcolm Jamal Warner gave us characters that weren’t just memorable, they were meaningful.

As Theo on The Cosby Show, he helped break barriers by portraying a young Black teen navigating a learning difference, dyslexia, at a time when mental health and neurodiversity were rarely discussed on TV, especially in Black families. It was one of the first times we saw a child with special needs treated with empathy, humor, and respect in a prime-time sitcom.

Years later, Malcolm brought depth, brilliance, and compassion to his role as Dr. AJ Austin on The Resident. He played a Black male surgeon smart, complex, and deeply human, in a field where Black men are still vastly underrepresented. His character helped normalize vulnerability, grief, and emotional growth in medicine.

Malcolm Jamal Warner wasn’t just acting. He was using his gift to challenge stereotypes and open hearts.

As a parent of a neurodivergent child and a mental health professional, I’m grateful for what his work represented for us, for our kids, and for the culture.

Your legacy will continue to inspire. Rest in power, Malcolm.

07/21/2025

It’s Monday and if you’re carrying trauma, it might feel like the weight of the world showed up with the alarm clock.

Trauma isn’t just about what happened. It’s about what’s still happening in your body, your mind, your relationships, and how you show up in the world. And mental health? It’s not about being “happy all the time” it’s about feeling safe enough to be real, to rest, to heal.

If you’re struggling today, you’re not broken, you’re responding to pain that deserves to be acknowledged, not ignored.

Be gentle with yourself this week. Healing isn’t linear, and Mondays don’t get to dictate your worth.

You’re doing better than you think.

07/17/2025

Let’s talk about positive thinking, real, honest, mental health-informed positive thinking.
It’s not about ignoring your struggles or pretending everything is great.
It’s about shifting the way you speak to yourself.
It’s saying:
“This is hard, but I’ve done hard things before.”
“I feel overwhelmed, but I don’t have to stay here.”
“I’m allowed to hope for better days.”

Positive thinking is a mental health tool not toxic positivity. It’s a way to build resilience, not suppress emotion.
You’re not broken for having hard days. But you are powerful for believing you can grow through them.

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816 Independence Boulevard Suite 1-A
Virginia Beach, VA
23455

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https://feelingmoody.com/

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