Jared Meyer Counseling PLLC

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Jared Meyer Counseling PLLC

Experienced mental health professional serving adults and couples. I have been providing mental health counseling services in Bryan/College Station since 2017.

My journey into the counseling profession was far from direct, but I believe the diversity of work and life experience I bring into my current work provides the perspective necessary to connect with my clients. I have a BBA in Management from Texas A&M (class of '03) and MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Sam Houston State University. My wife and I have lived in Bryan-College Station for nearly 20 years and we have three young children. I love outdoor adventures, cool weather (not sure how I landed on living in BCS!), serving as a small group leader in our church and running. Jared is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Texas ( #79580).

12/05/2025

Most adults don’t stop playing because they grow up.
They stop playing because life gets heavy… and somewhere along the way, fun starts to feel “unnecessary.”

But here’s the truth:
Play isn’t childish.
Play is what brings you back to yourself.

It resets your nervous system, breaks up perfectionism, and reminds you that you’re more than the pressure you carry.

If you feel disconnected, flat, or constantly in “serious mode,” try adding just 10 minutes of something that feels unpolished, imperfect, and fun.

Your body will thank you.
Your people will thank you.
You might even thank yourself.

Let yourself play again.

12/03/2025

Most people don’t realize they’re struggling until something forces them to stop.

A blow up.

A fight.

A shutdown.

A loss of motivation.

A moment of clarity that’s been a long time coming.

We weren’t taught to notice our inner world.

We were taught to push through it.

But presence is a skill.

Awareness is a skill.

Alignment is a skill.

And when we learn to slow down, notice, and tell the truth about what’s going on inside, life becomes steadier, healthier, and far more grounded.

If you’re waking up to the fact that something needs to change, you’re not alone.

DM “Alignment” if you’re ready to slow down, listen, and rebuild from a deeper place.

12/01/2025

Most men don’t lack strength.

They lack space — space to slow down, feel, and name what’s actually going on inside.

Self-awareness isn’t about becoming emotional.

It’s about becoming grounded.

Men who learn to pause, notice, and tell the truth about what they’re feeling become:

• steadier under pressure

• less reactive

• more present with the people they love

• and more aligned with who they want to be

If you want support building this skill, I walk with men who are ready for deeper presence and alignment.

DM “ALIGNMENT” for a tool to help with this or to schedule a first session - link in bio.

11/28/2025

Most people only see the moment when the session begins.

But what you don’t see are the few quiet minutes before —

when I unlock the door, turn on the lights, and steady myself enough to hold someone else’s story.

Not because I have it all together.

But because honesty needs a room that isn’t rushed.

And most of us are carrying more than we say out loud.

These small rhythms — the light, the stillness, the breath —

help me remember what this work really is:

A place where you don’t have to perform.

A place where pressure can finally drop.

A place where what’s heavy can be held.

If you’ve been carrying something alone,
you’re not the only one.

TX residents: link in bio to schedule a consult.

11/27/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 30 reflection:

“As this 30-day reflection ends, what are you most grateful for — and how has this journey shifted what you notice or value?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/26/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 29 reflection:

“Who has helped you see yourself more clearly — and how?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/25/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 28 reflection:

“What kind of person do you hope to become — and what is one way to move you toward that vision today?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/24/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 27 reflection:

“What’s one risk you feel called to take, but haven’t yet?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/23/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 26 reflection:

“How does your body tell you when you’re disconnected or out of rhythm?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/22/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 25 reflection:

“What does 'enough' look like for you right now?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/21/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 24 reflection:

“What is one value that guides your decisions, even when life feels chaotic?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

11/20/2025

Some days it’s hard to pause long enough to notice what’s going on inside.

We move from task to task, conversation to conversation—rarely stopping to ask what’s beneath the surface.

Day 23 reflection:

“If you could give your younger self one piece of advice, what would it be?”

Take a moment to pause.

Breathe.

Let the question linger before you scroll on.

You don’t have to fix or analyze anything—just notice what comes up.

That’s where connection begins.

This is part of the 30 Day Reset – A Reflection Series, a journey of 30 daily prompts to help you slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with what really matters.

💬 Comment REFLECT if you’d like the full guide of 30 questions.

Address

2423 Earl Rudder Freeway Suite 400
College Station, TX
77845

Website

http://JaredMeyerCounseling.Com/

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