Sublime Therapy Group
Licensed Therapists (LCSW)
Are you struggling with challenges that come with SELF-ESTEEM/STRESS/HIV?
02/07/2025
š Eating disorders are NOT just about food. They are complex mental health conditions influenced by trauma, anxiety, genetics, and social pressures.
ā Myth: Diet culture is the main reason we have eating disorders.
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Fact: There is no single cause for someone developing an eating disorder. Contributing factors may include genetic, biological, psychological, behavioral, and social factors.
ā Myth: You can tell that someone has an eating disorder based on their appearance.
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Fact: EDās exist in all body types. You canāt tell someone struggles based on their weight.
ā Myth: The healing journey is easy and straightforward with therapy.
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Fact: Treatment of eating disorders typically involves multidisciplinary care such as nutritional counseling, medical care, psychotherapy, and other counseling.
Drop a š in the comments if youāve heard these myths before. Or comment with a myth that you used to believe.
Letās change the conversation!
10/11/2024
Itās in those moments of struggle that I find my strength. Each breakdown clears the way for a powerful comeback, reminding me that Iām capable of more than I ever imagined. Iām not just survivingāIām rising. āit means Iām making room for my next level. I rise stronger, smarter, and more determined every time. Watch me break through.
10/11/2024
I refuse to shrink to fit expectations or dim my light for the sake of comfort. Iām here to grow, evolve, and leave my mark. Iām stepping into my purpose. I embrace my potential because I know Iām meant for greatnessānot to prove it to anyone, but because itās who I am. ā -growth
10/11/2024
Every failure is a chance to learn, a stepping stone; not a reason to give up, a lesson in disguise. Iām not a machine built for constant productivityāIām human, shaped by how I grow through every challenge. Taking failures as learning experiences is how I keep evolving, one day at a time. ā
Companies that demand perfection miss the beauty in the process of progress. Real growth happens in the space where mistakes become lessons.
05/06/2022
We need a safe place to let our walls down.
Foster Care Advocates Celebrate Opening Of Tulsa Girls' Home Foster Care advocates are celebrating the grand opening of a group girls' home that's been years in the making. The Tulsa Girls Home in Sapulpa is now welcoming teenage girls.
09/01/2020
September 2020 edition. Weāve been getting her magazine for so many years. We canāt quit! This cover fills me with sadness yet I canāt stop staring at the beauty portrayed in the artist portrait of breonna taylor- Iām not going to hashtag it because I want that s**t to end. I want it to end so bloody bad! I donāt want another black daughter or son to be the next hashtag. HER LIFE MATTERS. Yes, hers!
for a new experience, maybe next time I see police seeming to detain another black criminal Iāll stick around, just to be safe
07/21/2020
A Man was Lynched in my Country. I AM A MAD WOMAN. The murder of George Floyd embodies the history of violence inflicted upon Black people in America.
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We at STG say their names for the unnamed millions of Black people enslaved in America.
Black Lives Matter, today and every day.
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07/21/2020
07/21/2020
We at Sublime Therapy Group say their names. George Floyd in Minneapolis, MN. Breonna Taylor in Louisville, KY. Ahmaud Arbery in Glynn County, GA. Tony McDade in Tallahassee, FL. Dion Johnson in Phoenix, AZ...
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Black Lives Matter, today and every day. STG stands in solidarity with Black communities as we again find ourselves anguished, angered, and compelled to action in response to the murders of George Floyd and Black people across the U.S. by police.
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06/02/2020
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06/02/2020
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4815 S. Harvard Avenue, Suite 480
Tulsa, OK
74135
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| Monday | 11am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 6pm |
| Friday | 11am - 3pm |
10/29/2024