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Kristen Clouse, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

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11/27/2025

No one talks about it, but grief doesn’t always come with tears.
Sometimes it comes with numbness. Anger. Even a sense of relief.

If you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone.
My new book, How to Grieve for Someone That You Didn’t Really Like, is the guide I wish I had when I was walking through that silence and guilt.

Available now!
👉 https://a.co/d/fJjZGEK

11/25/2025

🍂 The Healing Power of Gratitude 🍂

This Thanksgiving, I want to challenge you to take gratitude from a feeling into a practice.

Every day this week, write down 3 things you’re grateful for—no matter how big or small.

☕ A quiet cup of coffee
🌤️ A moment of peace in the chaos
👂 Someone who really listened

Gratitude is powerful—it retrains your brain, regulates your emotions, and helps your body heal. Especially when you’re walking through grief, trauma, or just a tough season… gratitude brings you back to the present.

You don’t have to wait until things are perfect to be thankful. Start now. Start small. Start healing.

What are you grateful for today? 🍁👇

11/20/2025

I once worked with a patient who struggled for years. We tried different medications, adjusted doses, and looked at every angle. But nothing seemed to truly help.

The turning point wasn’t a new prescription. It was when they finally left an abusive environment. That one decision created space for healing in a way no pill ever could.

As a psychiatric provider, I’ve seen this pattern again and again: medication and therapy can help, but if someone’s environment is toxic, healing often stalls.

Healing isn’t only about what’s happening inside you—it’s also about what’s happening around you. Sometimes the most powerful medicine is removing yourself from harmful circumstances.

Have you ever noticed how your environment impacts your mental health?
👉 Follow for more trauma-informed encouragement.

11/18/2025

When my mother died,
I felt silence. Guilt. Sadness. Even relief.

Talk about a grief you're not prepared for.
That’s why I wrote my book: How to Grieve for Someone That You Didn’t Really Like.
It’s the book I needed—the one I wish I’d had.

You can grab your copy here https://a.co/d/fJjZGEK

11/11/2025

Ever felt conflicted about mourning someone who hurt you?
My memoir is part toolkit, part truth bomb — with practical tools for survivors of trauma navigating grief from someone who is experiencing it first-hand, Me.
Final Edits processing now! 🖤

11/06/2025

When self-doubt hits, this simple question helps me every time:
“What if I just see what happens?”

It takes the pressure off being perfect, and shifts my mindset from fear to curiosity.

📌 Save this for the next time imposter syndrome tries to stop you.
👉 Follow for more practical encouragement on your healing journey.

10/30/2025

I’ve seen this to be true again and again. Sometimes the most powerful medicine isn’t a pill or a treatment plan—it’s hope.

When someone begins to believe they’re capable of change, everything else becomes possible.

Hope doesn’t take away the hard work of healing, but it fuels it.

💬 Where has hope kept you moving forward in your life?
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10/28/2025

As a psychiatric provider, I’ve seen medication play a powerful role in healing. What often gets overlooked is that it’s only one piece of the puzzle.

Healing also comes from therapy, lifestyle changes, boundaries, and learning new ways to cope.

You don’t have to choose between medication or other strategies. The best path is often both/and, not either/or.

👉 Follow for more trauma-informed insights on healing.

10/23/2025

When I first started writing my book, it was only my story—my childhood, my relationship with my mom, and grief.

But as I wrote, I realized something was missing: strategies readers could actually use.

That’s why my book now blends story with coping tools—like noticing unhealthy patterns, naming what’s happening, and using “if this, then that” strategies to protect your peace.

Because healing isn’t a single moment where everything is “fixed.” It’s ongoing work. And my hope is that this book becomes a resource you can come back to whenever you need encouragement or guidance.

👉 Follow for updates on the release.
📌 Save this post for the next time you need a reminder that healing has practical steps.

10/21/2025

My book started as a memoir. But it’s grown into something more—
✨ part story,
✨ part research,
✨ part coping guide.

Whether you’re navigating a difficult relationship with a parent, partner, sibling, or boss—my hope is that you’ll find both encouragement and practical tools inside these pages.

📌 Save this for the book release announcement.
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108 South Central Avenue
Idabel, OK
74745

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm

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+15802082395

Website

http://www.drclouse.com/

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