Oasis of Life Counseling

10/15/2025

https://www.oasisoflifecounseling.com/

Oasis of Life Counseling

10/15/2025

https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/493183

Kenisha Graves - Oasis of Life Counseling, Licensed Professional Counselor, Houston, TX, 77069, (281) 942-4410, My name is Kenisha Graves, LPC-S, CART, CTMH, CCTP the owner of Oasis of Life Counseling. Here, you may explore coping skills and learn how to overcome life challenges from all walks of li...

10/15/2025

Oasis of Life Counseling is accepting new clients. Call today to make your appointment. Oasis of Life Counseling is located at 5222 Cypress Creek Parkway Ste. 175-G Houston, TX 77069. Call 832-989-8042 to make your appointment. ~Kenisha Graves LPC-S, CART, CTMH, CCTP.

08/25/2025

When a couple goes through grief together, it can be very complicated. I have listed a few pointers.

1. We are talking about 2 individuals with different personalities navigating through the five stages of grief which are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Both individuals go through each stage differently and there’s no time frame for how long each stage will last. One spouse may feel that the other isn’t grieving enough or the other may feel that the other is grieving too much according to their behaviors (alcoholism, substance abuse, infidelity, explosive anger and violence, alienation, etc). One may still feel completely alone.

2. As a couple. Remember the vows that say, “Through sickness and health, for richer or poorer, TIL DEATH DO US PART” Sometimes you must keep those vows even when it involves loved ones. The focus is to stick together and navigate through your pain and heal together. Do what works for you together.

3. It’s typical to lean on your spouse when you’re facing the tragedy of loss. The more you’re able to lean on each other, the better. That’s part of how God designed marriage. But it’s imperative that you approach God’s throne of grace together in prayer🙏🏾 There will be times when you won’t be able to save each other physically. You won’t have anyone or nothing to rely on but God alone. Sometimes, all you can do is just be in each other’s presence. Just being present. Take a chair and sit down next to each other.

4. There are titles for each type of loss one can face. When you lose a parent, you’re an orphan. Lose your spouse, you’re a widow or widower. But there’s no title for someone losing a child. I have not experienced such pain. But many have said that there’s no way to describe such pain and there’s no words for it.

5. Death of a loved one is inescapable pain. Many have reported that the spiritual pain is so unbearable that they have contemplated unaliving themselves because they just can’t take it😢. But through counseling and grief therapy you can allow a professional to help you explore what soothes you and your spouse to get through the grief. The pain may never go away, but it will get much easier to bear as you heal over time.

06/14/2025

Oasis of Life Counseling has relocated suites in their building. My new location is 5222 Cypress Creek Parkway Suite 175G downstairs. It’s no longer 222E. Now accepting new clients. Call to make your appointment at 832-989-8042. You may also reach out to www.oasisoflifecounseling.com or oasisoflifecounseling@hotmail.com for appointments.

06/14/2025

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06/04/2025

Some days, this kiddo can be the most chill coworker💻✍🏾🛋️

06/04/2025

11/05/2024

Being a therapist to other mental health and medical professionals and accommodating them in the evenings/after hours is what I do🛋️✍🏾

09/29/2024

Trauma destroys the structure of the brain and you feel the bodily sensations in the parasympathetic nervous system (the body). Untreated trauma breaks the body, the soul, and self-esteem.