Crary Counseling

04/16/2026

04/14/2026

Not every person needs the same path to healing.
For some, the path starts outdoors.
With a therapist. With a safe space. With the calming rhythm of farm life.

Simple Sparrow partners with local therapists to provide on-site counseling and therapy services in a setting designed to support real healing.

04/10/2026

Today we’re wearing blue for CASA 💙 CASA of Williamson County, TX

CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) volunteers are everyday people who are trained to advocate for children in foster care. They work alongside the courts to make sure each child’s voice is heard and their best interests are protected.

Every child deserves someone in their corner. 💙

04/07/2026

Today is World Health day and that includes Mental Health!! ❤️❤️. Practice self-care today and everyday.

04/05/2026

Hoppy Easter from our family to yours! These are the bunnies of .farm. Our clients love including them in our therapy sessions and they love to come play!

04/05/2026

Carrying Hope walks alongside foster youth who
have aged out but still need ongoing support. These young people work so hard at college and building their lives. Any assistance you can give them, would help in such a meaningful way, especially gas cards and grocery cards! Thanks in advance for your help!!

04/04/2026

In honor of Auditory Processing Disorder Awareness Day, Torrance has graciously shared her APD journey with us. APD is something many people know very little about. Torrance struggled through elementary and middle school, but after finding out about her diagnosis and learning more about how her brain works, she overcame insurmountable odds to succeed in high school and college. This is her story! 💚

04/03/2026

April is Autism Acceptance month and this year we are Celebrating Girls with Autism 💛💙❤️
Autism in girls is often missed, misunderstood, or overlooked.
Many girls: ✨mask to fit in, ✨ get diagnosed later (or not at all), ✨ seem “fine” but struggle internally, and ✨ are told their experiences aren’t “typical”
But their experiences are real, and their voices matter.
This series shares what autism can actually look and feel like—through real stories!!
💛 More awareness
💛 More understanding
💛 More support
Autistic girls shouldn’t have to prove who they are. We will introduce you to a few inspiring women and girls who have generously allied us to share their stories to build acceptance and awareness. We begin with Hannah (20) from Knoxville, TN. Thank you, Hannah for sharing your journey with us. You are amazing!!! ❤️💙💛
Make sure to follow our page so you don’t miss any of these incredible stories!

04/03/2026

April is Autism Acceptance month and this year we are Celebrating Girls with Autism 💛💙❤️

Autism in girls is often missed, misunderstood, or overlooked.

Many girls: ✨mask to fit in, ✨ get diagnosed later (or not at all), ✨ seem “fine” but struggle internally, and ✨ are told their experiences aren’t “typical” but their experiences are real, and their voices matter.

This series shares what autism can actually look and feel like—through real stories!!

💛 More awareness
💛 More understanding
💛 More support

Autistic girls shouldn’t have to prove who they are. We will introduce you to a few inspiring women and girls who have generously allied us to share their stories to build acceptance and awareness. We begin with Hannah (20) from Knoxville, TN. Thank you, Hannah for sharing your journey with us. You are amazing!!!
❤️💙💛

Make sure to follow our page so you don’t miss any of these incredible stories!

04/02/2026

Everyday is Autism day for our family but today the world celebrates all of the unique and wonderful people who have Autism. Celebrate with us and send some love to your Always Unique Totally Interesting Sometimes Mysterious loved ones!!! ❤️💙💛❤️💙💛

04/01/2026

We're here. Then. Now. Always.

Developmental disability inclusion is an ongoing community responsibility.

Inclusion is a daily practice.

What will you do differently this month?

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04/01/2026

Lived experience leads better care.

Listening to disabled voices improves services and relationships.

Experts exist beyond textbooks.

What did someone teach you that changed perspective?

Comment below.