Worrywell

New offering! We hope to see you on 10/28!

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Believe survivors. Respect their choices.

Stand beside them, not over them,and remind them: what happened was never their fault.

When learning feels harder than it should, academic testing can help uncover what’s getting in the way.

We’re so happy to welcome Mackenzie Aresta, LAC to our team! ☺️✨

Mackenzie is a Licensed Associate Counselor who supports children, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, depression, self-esteem, life transitions, and behavioral challenges. She takes a person-centered, holistic approach, incorporating evidence-based therapies including CBT, ACT, and DBT to help clients build confidence, coping skills, and lasting growth. As a former Division I gymnast, coach, and fitness instructor, Mackenzie also brings a unique understanding of the connection between mental health, identity, and performance, with a special interest in supporting athletes and high achievers.

We are the village. 🤍

“Everyone wants a village. Few want to be villagers. At Worrywell, we choose to be villagers, for our clients, our communities, and one another. In doing so, we create a place where people are cared for, supported, and genuinely connected. A place where safety, belonging, and growth make it possible to thrive.” - Worrywell Manifesto

Thank you, Dr. Klimik, for hosting this team potluck for all of us and our families! 🤍

Are you registered to vote?

Visit vote.org to register, check your registration, or update your information! Your voice matters.

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Emotional pain deserves support, especially when coping starts to feel impossible. Reaching out can be the first step toward feeling safe and supported.

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

• Check in on the people in your life.
• Listen without judgment.
• Take mental health seriously (in yourself and others).
• Know the warning signs and don’t be afraid to ask for help.

Social media can be a great place to learn about mental health, but remember: relatable doesn’t always mean accurate, and your mental health deserves individualized care.

Coworker’d so hard that we actually became friends 🤷‍♀️😎

A lovely start to the long weekend with our dream team! 🩵