No Stones Just SPACE

No Stones Just SPACE No Stones. Just Space. 💙
A movement redefining family recovery through Stability, Partnership, Accountability, Compassion & Empowerment. 🧩

12/26/2025

Now Accepting Aetna in both MA & VA

I don’t know who needs to hear this on Christmas Afternoon, BUT!!
12/25/2025

I don’t know who needs to hear this on Christmas Afternoon, BUT!!

12/23/2025

One of the most overlooked therapy wins?

A client feeling safe enough to say:
“This isn’t working for me.”

For many clients especially those with trauma histories, people-pleasing patterns, or past power imbalances—
naming dissatisfaction without fear of judgment is huge.

Ending therapy can be:
• an act of self-trust
• a boundary
• evidence that the client feels empowered
• part of the healing process

Ethical care isn’t about keeping clients—it’s about supporting autonomy, even when that means letting go.

When clients learn their voice matters here,
they’re more likely to use it everywhere else too.

💬 Comment “AUTONOMY” if you support client-led care

12/23/2025

To my fellow therapists 👀
If you’ve ever felt guilt about your rates, pause and do this first:

Add. Everything. Up.

Travel time.
Supplies.
Trainings and CEUs.
Licensure fees.
Contracts.
Insurance.
EHRs.
Office costs.
And yes… your actual cost of living.

When you look at the full picture, you’ll realize this isn’t about being “expensive.”
It’s about being able to stay in the work without burning out.

You’re not living lavish.
You’re running a business while holding space for others.

Protect your sustainability.
Your clients need you well 💪🏾not resentful 🤨or exhausted.😩

💬 If this resonated, comment “RECEIPTS.”🧾

12/23/2025
12/21/2025

I want to offer some important context around IEP goals and academic success.

Yes, many children reach academic goals with the support of their IEP, and that should be celebrated.

But academic achievement is only one element of IEP success.
What we often don’t know, or aren’t shown clearly is which disability is being serviced to allow that success.

Some disabilities are lifelong. When that’s the case, the conversation shouldn’t be,
“They’re doing well, so let’s remove supports.”

The conversation should be:
• What tools are helping this child succeed?
• How effective are those tools?
• What happens if they’re removed?

When supports are removed without fully understanding the disability and the role of those tools, children are placed at a disadvantage.

This is the kind of IEP clarity I’ll be walking parents through during my live TikTok sessions on December 28, 29, and 30, where we’ll break down the IEP process and what parents should be looking for.

You’re not wrong for asking these questions. You’re advocating.

12/20/2025

When a parent shared that their child is earning straight A’s on an IEP, graduating on time, and preparing for college🎉I had to pause and celebrate them.

This is possible.

And I also know that many parents are still advocating just to get meaningful support in place.

That’s why I’m hosting live conversations on December 28, 29, and 30 from 7–10 PM EST, inviting parents who’ve experienced IEP success to share what helped their child thrive🙏🏽so other families can walk into meetings better prepared and more confident.

This isn’t about comparison.
This is about community, strategy, and hope.

If you want your child’s IEP to truly work for them, I invite you to join us.

💬 Comment “IEP” or message me for details.

12/20/2025

Many parents are handed an IEP and told, “Everything looks fine.”
But what I’ve learned, both professionally and as an advocate, is that what’s missing, how things are worded, and what’s implied matters just as much as what’s written.

Over the next few posts, I’ll be sharing context clues to look for in your child’s IEP, the subtle language, vague goals, and patterns that can impact services, supports, and outcomes.

This is part of the advocacy and school navigation work I do with families who want to feel informed, prepared, and confident walking into meetings.

✨ This is not about blame.
✨ It’s about clarity, empowerment, and collaboration.

If you’ve ever left an IEP meeting feeling overwhelmed or unsure, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Stay tuned. More coming soon.

12/18/2025

I’m going to make content skits off all the prank calls I receive moving forward

12/17/2025

Because sustainability requires numbers, not vibes.

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