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Compassion Coherence LLP

Coalition of mental health providers supporting individuals, couple and families on their wellness journey.

Behavioral health & wellness services, that take an integrated and compassionate approach, combining traditional therapies with supportive services such as medication management, substance abuse support, nutrition therapy, and dietary management. Compassion Coherence LLP guides clients to emotional well-being with personalized, goal-focused care that fits seamlessly into their lives and empowers providers to focus on client care by handling the administrative work, enabling a balanced and fulfilling professional life.

11/28/2025

Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do for someone isn’t giving advice, it’s simply listening.

We often rush to respond, but real listening means slowing down, being present, and letting someone feel truly heard. That kind of connection validates emotions, builds trust, and can ease pain more than words ever could.

This week, try pausing before replying. Hold space. Ask gently, “What do you need most right now?” Listening is an act of compassion, for others and for yourself.

Follow us for more gentle reminders on connection, empathy, and emotional wellness. ✨

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Compassion Coherence! We hope today brings you peace, gratitude, and space to care for yourself. 💛

11/26/2025

Play is one of the most powerful ways parents support emotional growth.
Whether it’s a backyard game, a puzzle, or a round of silly dance time, play helps kids feel connected in ways that words sometimes can’t.

Reminder: The activity doesn't really matter what's important is being present. Every laugh, high-five, and shared moment helps children feel secure, confident, and loved.

Follow us for more family-centered mental wellness tips that make connection feel simple, real, and doable. 💡

11/25/2025

When you give so much of yourself without enough time to refill, exhaustion, detachment, and hopelessness can creep in. Over time, this can affect not only your well-being but also your ability to connect with others.

Compassion fatigue means you’ve been giving without pause. Recognizing it is an act of courage and self-awareness. By prioritizing rest, boundaries, and support, you protect your capacity to care for others and for yourself.

You can’t pour from an empty cup. Follow us for more reminders that self-care isn’t selfish, it’s what sustains compassion. 💛

11/23/2025

The holidays can bring joy and pressure all at once. You’re allowed to feel both. Remember, your worth isn’t measured by how much you do, but by how you care for yourself along the way.

Follow us for compassionate reminders that healing and balance can exist even in busy seasons. 💛

11/18/2025

Ever been told to “sit with your feelings” and wondered what that really means?

It’s the practice of slowing down long enough to notice what you’re feeling, and allowing those emotions to exist without judgment. That might look like taking a deep breath, naming what’s coming up, and paying attention to how it feels in your body.

When you give your emotions space to be seen and understood, you’re building trust with yourself. You’re saying: “I’m listening.” That kind of self-awareness helps emotions move through you, rather than build up inside.

Working with a therapist can help you learn how to sit with your emotions safely and with support. Click the link below to connect with a therapist who can help you build emotional awareness, balance, and resilience. 🌿

www.compassioncoherence.com

11/15/2025

Kindness is one of the simplest ways to lift your mood and someone else’s.
Acts of kindness release serotonin and oxytocin, the “feel-good” hormones that calm stress and strengthen connection.

This week, practice kindness inward and outward: share a smile, check on a friend, or give yourself permission to rest.

Follow us for more mental-health and wellness tips that make compassion a daily habit. ✨

11/11/2025

To all who have served, thank you. ❤️🤍💙

Your dedication deserves more than recognition; it deserves true support. Many veterans face invisible battles like PTSD, anxiety, and depression, and asking for help is a brave, powerful step toward healing.

• Our clinicians understand the unique challenges veterans face and are here to help you navigate them with compassion and confidentiality.

👉 Ready to take the next step toward support? Click the link below to connect with a provider who gets it.

www.compassioncoherence.com

11/10/2025

Gaslighting by proxy happens when someone pulls other people into their manipulation, getting friends, family, or coworkers to question your memory, emotions, or credibility.

Instead of one person causing doubt, several voices echo the same message, making you feel outnumbered or “crazy.” Over time, this can erode your confidence, create isolation, and make it hard to trust your own judgment.

Naming this pattern helps you recognize that the confusion isn’t your fault. It allows you to step back, rebuild trust in your own reality, and seek out relationships rooted in honesty and safety. You deserve to trust yourself and to be believed.

👉 Trust your voice, it’s valid. Follow us for more posts that bring clarity to complex dynamics and support your healing journey.

11/07/2025

The holidays can hold both joy and stress… and that’s okay. 💚

Family dynamics, expectations, and constant togetherness can feel heavy sometimes. Remember: setting boundaries is an act of self-respect and emotional care, and not rude or selfish. Give yourself permission to create a season that feels calm, meaningful, and aligned with your well-being.

Click the link below to connect with a therapist and learn healthy tools for managing holiday stress and family boundaries. 💬

www.compassioncoherence.com

11/05/2025

You can’t always remove stress, but you can build balance.
Small, mindful actions like pausing to breathe, journaling, or talking to someone you trust can make a big difference in how your body processes stress.

When stress starts feeling heavy, you don’t have to manage it alone.

👉 Click the link below to learn how therapy can help you find calm, clarity, and control again.

www.compassioncoherence.com

11/04/2025

You might notice the fawn response if you tend to avoid conflict by people-pleasing or over-accommodating others. It’s one of your body’s trauma reactions, alongside fight, flight, and freeze, and it develops when appeasing others once helped you stay safe.

You may find yourself saying things like:
• “It’s okay, really.”
• “Don’t worry about me.”
• “I just want everyone to get along.”

The fawn response often forms in environments where conflict, rejection, or anger felt dangerous. By prioritizing others’ comfort over your own needs, you learned to reduce tension or prevent harm. But as an adult, this same pattern can lead to emotional exhaustion, resentment, and difficulty recognizing what you truly need.

Understanding your fawn response helps you reconnect with your authentic self and re-establish a sense of internal safety. Your boundaries are not barriers; they’re the foundation of self-trust and healing.

👉 Your needs matter. Click the link below to learn how therapy can help you strengthen boundaries and rebuild confidence in your voice.

www.compassioncoherence.com

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