Dr. Jada Jackson Hill

Dr. Jada Jackson Hill Jada Jackson, LMHC, NCC, M.S. - TV Host, Author, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Communicator, and Life Coach

02/07/2026

šŸŽÆ CALM in the Chaos: Helping Kids Through Tough Moments šŸŽÆ

After watching the viral Walmart tantrum video, I couldn’t stop thinking about how overwhelming moments like that can be—for the child, the parent, and even bystanders. But these situations don’t have to feel hopeless. That’s where the CALM method comes in, helping parents and caregivers navigate emotional outbursts with confidence and compassion. I had an opportunity to discuss this issue on

🌟 C: Check for Triggers
Kids rarely act out without a reason. Hunger, fatigue, overstimulation, or emotional distress could all be at play. Understanding the ā€œwhyā€ behind the behavior is the first step.

🌟 A: Avoid Escalating the Situation
When emotions are high, your calm response can make all the difference. Speak softly, stay composed, and create space for de-escalation.

🌟 L: Lead with Prevention
Preparation is key! Setting expectations, teaching calming techniques, and involving your child in the task can prevent meltdowns before they start.

🌟 M: Maintain Safety
In the heat of the moment, prioritize safety—for your child and those around them. Create space, clear potential hazards, and seek help if needed.

šŸ’” Remember, tantrums are not a sign of failure—they’re opportunities to teach kids emotional regulation and resilience. With patience and the right tools, we can turn chaotic moments into meaningful growth.

Have you experienced a situation like this? Let’s talk about it below! šŸ‘‡

02/07/2026

On Good Morning Texas, I shared why reinventing yourself isn’t just for pop stars — it’s for all of us. šŸ’”

šŸ”‘ Reinvention takes:
• Courage to let go of the old you
• A mindset that says ā€œage doesn’t limit meā€
• Authenticity that aligns with your values
• A ā€œmental immune systemā€ to handle critics
• Turning pain into power

Remember: big change starts with small moves. One new thought. One new habit. One new you. šŸ’«

šŸ“ŗ Watch my segment on WFAA and let’s step into your next era together. CLICK LINK IN BIO TO SEE THE INTERVIEW
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If you’re self-aware, reflective, and still tired—this may not be an effort problem.Many people who find this page aren’...
01/11/2026

If you’re self-aware, reflective, and still tired—this may not be an effort problem.

Many people who find this page aren’t confused about what they feel.
They’re exhausted from carrying too much responsibility without clear internal leadership.

This space is about clarity, alignment, and emotional stewardship—not fixing yourself.

I share public insight here for recognition and perspective.

Deeper structure lives in my Therapy Toolbox Works…a detailed workbook I created for those who want something more organized and practical.

Take what’s useful. Leave what’s not.
Discernment is part of the work.

01/11/2026

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we all struggle sometimes

but we don’t have to go through tough times alone

this shows how important it is to trust and lean on others when times get scary

we all take turns being strong and needing support, and that’s okay

it’s okay to not be okay.

it’s okay to ask for help.

it’s good to do life together

when we support each other, we can all make it through the most difficult times

you are loved ā¤ļø

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01/11/2026

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ā€œYou may be surprised to learn that older adults are about as happy, if not happier, than younger ones. Not all seniors are happy, of course, but psychologists have identified certain factors associated with psychological well-being later in life,ā€ explains psychologist Jeffrey Nevid, Ph.D. ā€œAmong these are maintaining social contacts and expanding social connections by forming new friendships and participating in community organizations and programs.ā€

What aging tips have helped you or your parents? Let us know in the comments. šŸ’­

Do you know someone who should read this? Share it with them. šŸ‘€

Click the link in bio to read more.

ā€œEmotionally intelligent people are generally happier in life and more satisfied with their relationships,ā€ explains the...
01/11/2026

ā€œEmotionally intelligent people are generally happier in life and more satisfied with their relationships,ā€ explains therapist Erin Leonard, Ph.D. (). ā€œThey consistently do three things. A real-life understanding of these tendencies can help you develop them.ā€

What habits do you think relate to emotional intelligence? Tell us in the comments. šŸ’­

Do you know someone who might like to read this? Share it with them. šŸ‘€

Click the link in bio to read more.

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01/03/2026

This tickled me šŸ˜†šŸ˜‚

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WE SURVIVED 2025 THERAPISTS šŸ˜ŖšŸ¤šŸ™ŒšŸ¾

And that’s why THIS therapist has a therapist because we’re human and we need someone to help support us through these heavy times too! šŸ«‚
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As Therapists, we often feel like we’re not allowed to experience or have feelings or reactions to the things going on around us because we may often push our feelings aside to hold space for others that we forget to come back home to our ourselves and our own needs ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹
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But we’re human and we NEED & DESERVE to have care, communities, supports, and people to help us navigate these challenging times as well!!ā€¼ļø
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PLEASE know you are not alone in this journey and do what you can to be in safe & supportive spaces and communities ā¤ļøā€šŸ©¹
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If you’re looking for a therapist who specializes in working with therapists, check out our free directory on our website. šŸ¤šŸ«‚šŸ”— (link in bio)
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01/01/2026

Aww—I love you right back šŸ«¶šŸ½ā¤ļø
Alright, let’s make this practical, not Pinterest-fluffy. Here we go:

1ļøāƒ£ Do one nervous-system reset daily.
Five slow breaths, a 10-minute walk, prayer, journaling—pick ONE and do it like it’s medicine, not a mood.

2ļøāƒ£ Say no faster (and without a TED Talk).
If it drains you, delays your healing, or disrespects your boundaries—no explanation required. Growth loves clarity.

3ļøāƒ£ Take one aligned action before scrolling.
One email, one workout, one hard conversation, one small brave step—then the internet can have you.

Consistency > motivation.
2026 isn’t about doing more… it’s about doing what actually works. šŸ’ŖšŸ½āœØ

12/27/2025

ā˜•ļø A day in the life of a therapist…

Started my morning with a hot cup of coffee in my Dr. Jada mug—because caffeine and purpose go hand in hand. 🩷

Before seeing clients, I spend quiet time in my office meditating, grounding myself, and reviewing my caseload. Preparation is everything when you hold space for healing.

Today is supervision day! What does that mean? As a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor, I have the honor of guiding a brilliant group of therapists as they work toward their (no big deal) 3,000 required hours to become fully licensed. Yes, 3,000. Let that sink in.

Also, if you missed it, I was on ’s Good Morning Texas this morning at 9am—stay tuned, I’ll share that clip soon!

To top it off, I had a fantastic meet & greet with Greenhouse Treatment Center. Huge thank you to Ms. Kamitra for the great lunch and valuable insight.

The rest of the day? Holding space for clients to heal, grow, and live better lives. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. šŸ’›

Verse 14: You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden.

Verse 15: Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the house.

Verse 16: In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. Matthew 5:14-16

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