Lifepoint Counseling Services, LLC.

11/24/2025

❄️Give yourself permission to feel what you feel.
The holidays can bring joy, grief, stress, or a mix of everything. Your emotions are valid, and you don’t have to “be merry” just because it’s December.

🎄 Set boundaries that protect your well-being.
It’s okay to limit time with certain people, decline invitations, or create quiet space for yourself. Protecting your mental health is an act of strength, not selfishness.

⛄ Keep routines that ground you.
Simple habits like sleep, hydration, movement, and fresh air can stabilize your mood and energy during a hectic season.

🎁 Simplify where you can.
Not every tradition has to be kept, and not every expectation has to be met. Choose what matters most and let the rest go.

🔔 Reach out instead of withdrawing.
Isolation can make hard days harder. Connect with someone you trust—even a brief conversation can bring relief and remind you that you’re not alone.

🎄 Create moments of meaning, not perfection.
Small acts of kindness, quiet reflection, or faith practices can offer comfort and grounding without the pressure of holiday perfection.

❄️ Ask for help when you need it.
Therapists, support groups, faith communities, and crisis lines are there for a reason. Reaching out is a sign of courage.

11/06/2025

🌟 Meet Our New Team Member — Jeff Kapp! 🌟

We’re excited to welcome Jeff Kapp to the Lifepoint Counseling team! 🙌

Jeff is a 2024 M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy graduate from Kairos University and brings a wealth of experience as an ordained pastor and elder in The United Methodist Church.

Jeff’s passion for helping others is evident in his diverse background—combining pastoral care, mental health training, and years of experience walking alongside individuals and families through life’s challenges.

We’re thrilled to have Jeff join us as he continues his journey of supporting healing, growth, and connection within our community. 💙

Join us in giving Jeff a warm welcome to the Lifepoint Counseling family! 👋

10/10/2025

🧠 World Mental Health Day | October 10 🧠

Today, we join the global community in recognizing World Mental Health Day — a time to raise awareness, fight stigma, and advocate for mental health as a universal human right.

At Lifepoint, we believe that mental health is just as important as physical health. Whether you're taking your first step toward therapy or continuing your journey of healing, we’re here to support you every step of the way.

This year’s theme, "Mental health is a universal human right," reminds us that everyone deserves access to care, compassion, and understanding.

✨ You are not alone.
✨ Your feelings are valid.
✨ Help is available.

Let’s keep working together to build a world where mental health support is accessible, normalized, and embraced by all.

10/08/2025

🎉 Congratulations, Linda Welford, LMFT! 🎉

We are thrilled to celebrate an incredible milestone — our very own Linda Welford has officially earned her license as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT)! 💙👏

Linda’s dedication, compassion, and commitment to supporting individuals, couples, and families has always been evident in her work. This achievement is a testament to her hard work and passion for helping others build healthier relationships and stronger emotional foundations.

Please join us in congratulating Linda on this well-deserved accomplishment! We’re so proud to have her as part of our team. 🌟

09/17/2025

📣Welcome, Karlene Brubaker!📣

We’re happy to welcome Karlene Brubaker, a Master’s level intern, to our team! Karlene is currently completing master’s degree at Colorado Christian University (CCU) and will be working with clients under supervision as she builds her clinical skills.

We’re excited to have her with us!

09/15/2025

💕 MARRIAGE MONDAY 💕

If you and your partner feel like you’ve been drifting apart lately, you’re not alone. Even the strongest marriages go through seasons of disconnection. The good news? You can find your way back to each other—with the right tools, support, and mindset.

Here are 4 therapist-approved tips to stay connected in your marriage:

💬 Talk beyond the to-do list
Daily check-ins should include more than chores or schedules. Ask deeper questions like:
“How are you really doing today?”

👫 Protect your couple time
Set aside regular time together—no distractions, no kids, no phones. Just you two. It doesn’t have to be fancy. Just intentional.

🧠 Be curious, not critical
Instead of assuming, ask. Curiosity invites connection; criticism creates distance.

🧡 Don’t wait for a crisis to seek support
Marriage therapy isn’t just for when things are falling apart—it’s also for keeping your connection strong, healthy, and growing.

✨ Your relationship is worth the effort. You don’t have to navigate this alone. Let’s reconnect, repair, and rebuild—together.

📞 Ready to start couples therapy? We’re here when you are.

09/08/2025

✨MARRIAGE MONDAY ✨

In the busyness of life, even the strongest relationships can feel distant. But connection doesn’t have to take hours—it’s often built in the little moments.

Here are 5 quick tips to stay emotionally close with your partner:

❤️ Check In Daily – Ask each other, “How’s your heart today?” Not just logistics—emotions.

🗓️ Schedule Quality Time – Even 15 intentional minutes can make a big difference. No phones. Just presence.

💬 Express Appreciation – Regularly name what you love or admire about your partner. It’s easy to forget how much kind words matter.

🤝 Handle Conflict Gently – Disagreements happen. Stay curious, not critical. Listen to understand, not to win.

💌 Revisit Shared Dreams – Talk about your goals, future plans, and the life you're building together.

🌿 Strong relationships are nurtured, not just maintained. Small, consistent acts of connection lead to deeper intimacy and resilience.

💬 Which of these tips will you try this week? Drop it in the comments!

09/03/2025

📚✨ Back-to-School Transitions ✨📚

As the school year ramps up, adjusting to a new routine can be tough — for students and parents! Here are a few therapist-approved tips to help ease the transition:

📅 Establish a consistent routine
Create a daily schedule that includes time for homework, meals, play, and rest — structure can reduce anxiety.

🧠 Talk about feelings
Acknowledge that change can be hard. Make space for your child (and yourself!) to talk about worries or excitement.

🧘 Practice calming techniques
Deep breathing, mindfulness, or quiet time before bed can help reduce stress and encourage better sleep.

🤝 Reach out for support if needed
Big transitions can bring up big emotions. Therapy can be a helpful tool for managing stress, anxiety, and change.

Wishing everyone a strong, supported start to the school year! 💪💛

09/01/2025

Today, we honor the hard work, dedication, and resilience of workers across all professions — including the unseen emotional and mental labor we all carry.

Labor Day is a reminder that rest is just as important as work. Whether you’re taking time off to recharge or simply pausing to reflect, know that taking care of your mental health is a vital part of your well-being.

From all of us at Lifepoint, thank you for all you do — and remember, you don’t have to do it alone. We're here if you need support.

🌿 Wishing you a restful and restorative Labor Day.

08/22/2025

🌟 Meet Amanda Britt, MAMFT – Our Newest Therapist! 🌟

We’re thrilled to welcome Amanda Britt to our team! With a compassionate and thoughtful approach, Amanda creates a safe and supportive space where clients can process, reflect, heal, and grow.

Whether you're navigating life changes, managing stress, or seeking deeper personal insight, Amanda is here to walk alongside you in your journey toward healing.

✨ Now accepting new clients!
📞 Reach out today to schedule an appointment.

Join us in giving Amanda a warm welcome — we're so glad she's here!

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08/20/2025

Okay, who hit fast-forward?! 😅 Summer flew by, and now we’re clinging to the last popsicles, pool days, and golden sunsets like our lives depend on it.

Before the pumpkin spice takes over, let’s make the most of what’s left: one more late-night stroll, one more beach day, one more excuse to wear sunglasses for no reason. 😎

Fall’s coming—but summer’s not over just yet. Let’s finish strong. 💛

08/11/2025

💍 Marriage Monday

A healthy marriage takes intention, care, and consistency. Whether you’ve been married 6 months or 16 years, small efforts can make a big impact.

Here are a few simple but powerful tips from Lifepoint Counseling:

❤️ 1. Prioritize Communication – Check in daily, even briefly. Honest, respectful communication is the foundation of emotional intimacy.

📅 2. Schedule Quality Time – Don’t wait for the “right moment”—create it. Even 30 minutes of focused time can strengthen your bond.

🎯 3. Speak Each Other’s Love Language – Whether it’s words, time, touch, gifts, or acts of service, expressing love in the way your partner receives it best matters.

💬 4. Disagree Respectfully – Conflict is natural. Listen to understand—not just to reply—and focus on solving the issue, not winning the argument.

🧠 5. Invest in Your Growth – Consider counseling as a tune-up, not a last resort. Healthy couples keep learning and growing—together.

Marriage is a journey, not a destination. And you don’t have to walk it alone. 💬💛