Evergreen Counseling, LLC

12/03/2025

🌲 Everyone deserves therapy that feels safe, respectful, and truly their own.

For some people, that means using insurance. For others, it means choosing private pay to keep their mental health information completely confidential.

At Evergreen Counseling, we honor both paths.

If cost is a concern, we also offer sliding-scale options for clients who qualify, because privacy and access to care should never be mutually exclusive.

If you’d like to talk through what option feels right for you, our intake coordinator is here to help: hello@evergreencounseling.co

11/21/2025

Today, we pause to honor the lives of transgender and gender-expansive people who have been lost to violence. Transgender Day of Remembrance is a needed reminder that, for many in the trans community, simply existing in the world has not always been met with safety or compassion. It calls us to reflect, grieve, and recommit ourselves to creating a world where every person can live openly and authentically without fear.

At Evergreen Counseling, we believe that therapy can be a powerful place for healing, affirmation, and belonging. Identity-affirming care is not a specialty for us, it’s a standard. Our goal is to ensure that everyone who walks through our doors feels safe, supported, and celebrated for who they are.

Today, and every day, we stand with the trans community. 🏳️‍⚧️

10/20/2025

🌲 All of our therapists here at Evergreen are qualified and passionate about treating clients facing anxiety and depression. They also all have other specific focus areas from religious doubts to teen issues.

💛 We have a few of our warm and knowledgeable therapists who currently have openings in their regular schedules. If any of them seem like they might be the right fit for you or your loved one please reach out!

https://www.evergreencounseling.co/contact

10/01/2025

🌿 We’re excited to welcome Lauren Logsdon, MS (they/them) to the Evergreen Counseling team!

Lauren is a Master's Level Clinician who brings warmth, care, and expertise to clients of all ages. Their areas of focus include:

✨ Children 5+ – Play therapy, school & bullying support, family collaboration
✨ Adolescents & Young Adults – Life changes, anxiety, depression, self-worth
✨ Adults 18+ – Trauma, PTSD, systemic oppression & discrimination
✨ Across all ages – Neurodivergent support (ADHD, Autism, late diagnosis) & LGBTQIA+ support

We’re so glad to have Lauren’s compassionate and client-centered approach on our team 💚

09/29/2025

🌲 When your child comes out, your reaction can shape their sense of safety, trust, and love. Our new blog dives into how to lead with curiosity, listen without judgment, and show up for your child, no perfect words required.

Insights from an LGBTQ+-affirming child counselor 

09/10/2025

💛 Today is Su***de Prevention Awareness Day. 💛

We often see well-intentioned posts urging us to “check in on people” or “know the signs.” While these reminders matter, they can also create a heavy sense of responsibility, especially for those who have lost someone and are left wondering if they should have done more.

We believe su***de prevention is strongest as a community effort. Sometimes our systems fall short, and that is deeply unfortunate. But each of us can take steps toward building and finding supportive communities. If you’re worried about someone, consider how to share the care. Create a plan that brings in a circle of support rather than carrying the weight alone.

09/08/2025

🌲 When Epstein survivors speak, survivors everywhere feel it in their bodies. 💔

🌲 Listening to these testimonies is not just “hard to hear.” For those who’ve lived through sexual assault, it can mean reliving trauma all over again. The courage it takes to tell these stories — publicly, relentlessly — is nothing short of extraordinary.

🌲 May we honor their bravery not by looking away, but by listening, believing, and demanding truth.

💛 Read more on the impact of trauma memories, why these stories feel so heavy, and how survivors can support themselves while witnessing.

by Priscilla Dean, LCPC When I saw Senator Nancy Mace run out of the House Oversight Committee after meeting with some of the survivors of Epstein, hand over her mouth, expressing to a reporter she had a panic attack, I immediately knew what she was experiencing. I have deep compassion for Senat

08/06/2025

🌲 Abuse can be hard to identify. We often rationalize the situation, thinking it's "not as bad" as obvious examples of physical abuse, but emotional and psychological damage is just as harmful.

🌲 Relationships are complex, and it’s natural to feel compassion for an abuser’s pain, but that doesn’t mean their actions are acceptable. Leaving an abusive situation can be difficult, especially when daily life is dependent on that person. It’s important to recognize abuse, no matter how it shows up, and seek help.

07/15/2025

🌲 It's not always easy... ok, maybe rarely easy... to know how to talk to your teens about serious topics.

💛 But the conversations are important. Here are some tips from our therapist, Taylor French, about how to talk to your teens about mental health and su*c*de.

by Taylor French, MA, LCPC

07/03/2025

👋 Hi neighbors, we are SO excited to bring our first group therapy program to the Wheaton area.

👉 If this group sounds right for you please email lindsay@evergreencounseling.co to get signed up.

06/19/2025

Being a man shouldn't mean being alone with your feelings.
👉 June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, 💛 and we're telling the men in our lives and community... we know that masculinity is evolving. We see you working to navigate that. It's not easy, and you don't have to do it alone.
You deserve support too.

06/06/2025

Happy Pride to all the g**s and theys 💅🏼

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Queerness is something to be celebrated in whatever way that means to you. We here at Evergreen invite all forms of expression, and there are so many ways to express yourself even if you aren’t “out” to your friends and family. Consider what this month brings up for you both in celebration and in recalling suffering for yourself or loved one.