TLC Wellness

We love working together with Confident Parent Collective and proud to be listed among many reputable resources. https://lnkd.in/gAdEtd9M

We are now offering Autism Evaluations at TLC Wellness. We recognize this is a large need to access appropriate levels of care and we will continue to do everything we can to improve access. Please reach out with any questions or to schedule. wellwithtlc.com

Happy to introduce, Caroline Stief. Caroline is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker that not only brings great experience to the Wellness team but is a natural ray of sunshine to every room! In addition to her time with TLC Wellness, Caroline works full time as a counselor in a local high school. Caroline loves working with teens and and youth in transitional phases of life. A key part of Caroline’s therapy is based on advice she got as a teenager: “The most important relationship you’ll ever have is with yourself.” She encourages clients to practice self-compassion as they work through their challenges. Contact today to schedule with Caroline! WellWithTLC.com

So excited for this development at TLC Wellness! We are now accepting Medicare. As we move toward the insurance realm, it has been a journey. I am thankful to be working with a wonderful billing company (shoutout MedWave) to support us to ensure our clients experience ease in billing and clinicians can just focus on goals and clients! Please contact today if you are interested for you or a loved one that has Medicare insurance. Cheering for accessibility and access for all.

I can't recommend Kellyn enough for navigating challenging relationships and transitions. For more information or if you are looking for family/marriage counseling please reach out or visit our website! https://wellwithtlc.com/

We are happy to provide more information about Austen Robinson. Austen brings so much passion to his work and is hugely knowledgeable in the area of drug and alcohol dependency. Most recently, Austen has been providing information and outreach regarding vaping and smoking cessation. Fun fact about Austen: he got married just before the 4th of July at the Jersey Shore. Congratulations, Austen, and we can't wait to see all of the great things you do! #MainLineBehavioralHealth #MentalHealthMainLine #SubstanceAbuseSupport #MainLineRecovery #BehavioralHealthPA #AddictionRecoveryPA #DrugRehabMainLine #AlcoholSupportMainLine #MentalWellnessPA

Summer group offerings for teens! Summer can be an isolating time for many teens. Many are no longer in camp and may spend extended time at home on screens. Some can find it hard to connect with friends through the summer. Please check out our group therapy offerings which double as a time to connect, get out of the house, and learn new skills. If you are interested but coming in person is not an option, please reach out. If we compile interest we may look to form a virtual group. See you this summer!

In the therapy space, it is a priority to support individuals on their journey to taking the power back. Someone may be on a journey to take the power back from a past trauma, abuser, intrusive thoughts, depressive symptoms, physical ailments, societal pressures, challenging family dynamics, and so much more. Theoretical frameworks may vary but the ultimate end goal is freedom and empowerment.

"You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar." The quote above is true in many aspects, especially when it comes to relationships and parenting. Think about it—if you have ever changed a behavior because of consistent negative feedback, it was likely not a positive change for you. That change likely came with negative feelings, impacts on how you view relationships, and was not a long-term or sustainable change. Notice how your relationship with your child or loved one shifts by bringing awareness to your praise versus corrective statements. Have you tried this before? What results did you get? If you encounter challenges, reach out!

"You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar." The quote above is true in many aspects, especially when it comes to relationships and parenting. Think about it—if you have ever changed a behavior because of consistent negative feedback, it was likely not a positive change for you. That change likely came with negative feelings, impacts on how you view relationships, and was not a long-term or sustainable change. Notice how your relationship with your child or loved one shifts by bringing awareness to your praise versus corrective statements. Have you tried this before? What results did you get? If you encounter challenges, reach out!