
What To Do When You Think Someone Might Be Suicidal
In times of crisis, recognizing the signs that someone may be struggling with suicidal thoughts is of utmost importance. The mere thought of someone we care about being in such
No matter what happens in life, you’ll never have to face it alone.
You matter. You’re never alone. We care about you.
How are you REALLY feeling?
You might be exhausted. Maybe tired of faking it. Maybe you just need space. Feeling stuck. And maybe a little unsure about beginning therapy. We get it. We’ve been there. We all have hard things to figure out. In a world where it seems like everyone else has it “all figured out,” it’s so easy to make comparisons and begin to feel insecure about our life plans, accomplishments, identities, careers, relationships, and overall life journeys. Feeling stressed and overwhelmed becomes your normal and you begin to wonder if it’s always going to be this way. The truth is that stress is unavoidable, but there are many things you can do to reclaim your happiness and feel more like yourself again. It’s possible to take back control and make life fun again with the right support and space where you can unapologetically be your authentic self – where you can yell, scream, cry, swear, vent, share deepest secrets, and truly express yourself – without any judgment.
Therapy is a sacred space. It’s unlike anything else. It’s the one area of your life where you never have to worry about the reactions or thoughts from the person sitting across from you, because you know that person is solely committed to YOUR journey, the good, the bad, and the ugly. Therapy is the one space in your life where the focus and energy is 100% on you, your happiness, your life fulfillment, and your journey through whatever challenges you face. There’s problem-solving, deep reflections, self-understanding, skill-building, empowerment, and a thousand other little moments that can be transformative for becoming be a better version of yourself.
At River Oaks Psychology. our dedicated team of compassionate therapists is committed to providing you with a supportive and understanding space where you don’t have to ever feel alone. With us, you can share your inner experiences, explore your authentic emotions, and find solace as we navigate challenges together and discover your unique strengths. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, substance use, an eating disorder, low self-esteem, simply seeking personal growth, or any other number of concerns, we tailor our support to meet your personalized needs. Through a collaborative therapeutic relationship, we work together to help you find healing, build resilience, and achieve a greater sense of well-being.
We want you to know that however you show up in session – however you feel, however you act, however you choose to express yourself – we’re paying attention and we care about you. We are accepting you. We’re honoring your experience. We’re listening. Sometimes we cry in therapy. Sometimes we laugh in therapy. Sometimes we say things that we wouldn’t dare to say to our family or friends. We want you to forget about the outside world and just talk to us, person to person.
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Life is hard enough. Don’t do it alone. We truly just want to help you feel better, however that looks for you.
You matter.
You’re never alone.
We care about you.