Hope's Beacon Counseling

04/23/2026

Comea House and Resource Center's parking lot sale is a great opportunity for some spring shopping while supporting your community. Check it out and share with someone who could use it!

04/22/2026

April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress shows up differently for everyone.

❤️ My to-do list never ends
😂 I stress-laugh at everything
😮 My brain just won't quit
😢 I just need a good cry

React with the one that fits you most — then look at those reactions. You are not alone in any of them.

04/21/2026

04/17/2026

Help feed our community this weekend! Dine at Ranch Eats and support Meals on Wheels. 💛

👽🚀 ATTENTION EARTHLINGS — IT’S HAPPENING TODAY! 🚀👽
Ranch Eats Give Back Days are officially LIVE! 🌟🍴

TODAY through Saturday, April 17–19, Ranch Eats is serving up cosmic‑level goodness for a stellar cause!

When you dine at Ranch Eats, 5% of ALL daily sales will be donated to Meals on Wheels of Cheyenne, helping us continue delivering meals to neighbors who need them most. 💛

🛸 Join the mission TODAY:
✨ Visit the Ranch Eats Café
⏰ 8:00 AM–2:00 PM
📍 1920 Thomes Ave

—OR—

🌮 Track down the Ranch Eats food truck as it travels around town!
🗺️ View the schedule here: www.rancheats.com/foodtruckschedule

Whether you’re grabbing breakfast, lunch, or a snack that’s truly out of this world, your meal helps fuel our mission. 🌍❤️

So come eat like an alien, dine with purpose, and make a galactic impact—starting TODAY! 🌌✨

👽🚀🍔🌮

04/14/2026

You are allowed to start fresh

02/19/2026

We were SO excited to find out we were selected as the Best Mental Health Practices for Capital City's Reader's Choice Award for 2025! Thank you from all of us at Hope's Beacon Counseling! ❤❤

01/14/2026

Schedule your intake today:
https://www.hopeinwyoming.com/appointments

01/14/2026

Our 2025 Impact Report is in and yes, the need is still growing right here in our community.

In 2025, Needs Inc. Food Pantry served 9,125 neighbors, distributed 588,490 pounds of food, supported 3,047 children, and helped hundreds of families with clothing, hygiene, holiday meals, and dignity-centered support.

These numbers represent real people. Parents doing their best. Kids who deserve full bellies, clothing, hygiene, and school supplies. Neighbors who are one unexpected bill away from crisis.

While we’re proud of the impact reflected here, the truth is, the need continues to grow every year. Rising costs, unstable systems, and economic uncertainty mean more families are turning to us for help and often for the first time.

💙 We need our community now more than ever.
Whether you donate, volunteer as a board member or at our pantry, share our posts, or simply talk about food insecurity you are part of this work.

Thank you for standing with us, believing in dignity-first support, and helping ensure no one in Laramie County faces hunger alone.

👉 Learn more or get involved at www.needsinc.org

12/05/2025

⛄ It’s that time of year when the days grow shorter, and the weight of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) can feel heavier.

Learn the signs and symptoms of SAD and how to get help if you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms: samhsa.gov/SAD

12/04/2025

Please visit hopesbeacon.com for more information and how you can apply! If you have any questions, please call our office and ask for Stephanie.

Welcome to Hope’s Beacon. We’re not your typical counseling practice. Here, we believe in meeting you where you are and walking alongside you in a way that feels personal, genuine, and real. Our approach blends proven techniques with a deep sense of empathy and understanding, because we know tha...

12/03/2025

No Means NO.

How we talk about consent shapes how we understand it. “No” is not confusing, negotiable, or up for debate. It is not a challenge, a suggestions, or something to work around. It is a boundary. It is a line. It is a full sentence — “No” means no. Always. And silence is not a yes.

When “no” is ignored, something is stolen — safety, dignity, trust. When “no” is honored, something powerful happens. A person is seen. A person is respected. A person is protected. The language we use can either reinforce harmful norms or create a culture where everyone’s boundaries are honored. When we teach and model clear, respectful communication, we help build a safer world for women, girls, and everyone who deserves to be heard and respected.

Choose words that defend boundaries, honor bodies, and make it clear that every person has the right to be heard — without pressure, without fear, without question.

11/27/2025

Our office is closed today for Thanksgiving, but support is available if you need it.

24/7 Crisis Support:
• Crisis Line: Call or text 988
• Crisis Text Line: Text "HELLO" to 741741

Whether you're dealing with family stress, feeling alone, or just having a hard day—you deserve support.

We'll be back on Friday. Call (307) 514-1288 to schedule.