MDS Counseling Services, LLC

10/30/2025

Thank you to all of my clients for your flexibility, patience, and kindness over the last few weeks. Your understanding made it possible for me to spend precious time with my Grandpa in his final days, and that is a gift I will never forget. I am sincerely grateful to each of you.
—Michael

10/14/2025

10/06/2025

The Role of Therapy During Breast Cancer Awareness Month

A breast cancer diagnosis affects more than the body — it impacts emotions, relationships, and family dynamics.
Therapy can help by:
💗 Providing space to process fear and uncertainty
💗 Easing anxiety and depression
💗 Supporting family communication and connection
💗 Rebuilding confidence and self-image
💗 Cultivating hope and resilience

10/01/2025

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, now may be the perfect time. Many people have already met or are close to meeting their deductibles, making it more affordable to begin care. Call 260-336-2641 today for a free phone consultation.

09/23/2025

APA Statement on White House Announcement on Autism https://ow.ly/P6k850X0zCi

09/23/2025

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, one of the holiest days in Judaism. It usually falls in September or October (the first two days of the Hebrew month of Tishrei).

Cheers to all who celebrate! 🎉

09/11/2025

Today, we pause.
We remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, the heroes who ran toward the danger, and the unity that carried us through the darkest of days.

9/11 isn’t just a date in history.. it’s a reminder of resilience, sacrifice, and the weight of never forgetting.

To those we lost, to those who survived, and to those who still carry the pain… we will never forget.

09/08/2025

🌟 Mobile Mondays! 🌟
On Mondays, I bring counseling services directly to you. I stop in at schools, daycare centers, assisted living communities, and skilled nursing facilities.

If you or a loved one could benefit from convenient, on-site support, call or text 260-336-2641 to learn more about my mobile services.

08/25/2025

When we take behavior personally, we risk missing the bigger picture.

Behavior doesn’t happen to upset us—it happens because, at some point, it worked. It achieved a goal, met a need, or got a response.

When we shift from taking it personally to understanding the “why,” we open the door to real change.