PBH Behavioral Consulting and Counseling LLC

PBH Behavioral Consulting and Counseling LLC Telehealth Supervision is offered to LA PLPCs.

TELEHEALTH for LA, TX, WA, FL, & NV offering Parent Coordination, Custody/Parent Evals, Reunification, Psychosocial Evals (ADHD & Autism), Clinical Consultations, Psychotherapy for Professionals, Keynote Speaker, Corporate Trainings, & Supervision. Louisiana Veteran Business Owner/CEO of PBH Behavioral Consulting & Counseling LLC, www.pbhbcc.com, where we collaborate with Louisiana, Texas, Washington, Florida, and Nevada residents using on demand, virtual, online consultations utilizing secured Telehealth methods for independent consultations with Judiciary Professionals and individuals involved in litigations including Personal Injury, Family, and Civil cases. We assist individuals with confirming or deputing mental health claims, determining the best interest of a child for custody and/or visitation schedules by serving as a Qualified Parent Coordinator/Mediator, Qualified Custody/Parent Plan Evaluator, and offering advanced trained Reunification Therapy. PBHBCC is also able to provide Behavioral Health depositions and Psychological Evaluations to confirm or dispute a mental health diagnosis claim for Plaintiffs and Defendents by completing a comprehensive examination requested by governing state organizations. We also provide Keynote Speaker Presentations, Corporate Training Seminars, Co-Parenting, Parallel Parenting, Pre-surrendering counseling, Home Study, Collaborative Divorce Behavioral Health Facilitation, Behavioral Health Assessments including ADHD, Autism, Spinal Cord Stimulator, Bariatric, and Opioid Evaluations, and Educational Appraisal Assessments. PBH Behavioral Consulting and Counseling LLC provides Individual Psychotherapy to Executive Professionals using secured Telehealth methods for the completion of individualized behavioral assessments and Treatment for LA, TX, WA, FL, and NV residents.

12/27/2025

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12/19/2025

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12/18/2025

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12/18/2025

You have put your finger on the very nerve of true cruelty. It's not a blindness; it's a conscious decision. It's not a lack of understanding; it's a surplus of malice, or at the very least, a chilling absence of the fundamental wiring that makes us human.

The cruelest people aren’t unaware.

This is the critical distinction. We often make excuses: "They didn't know how much that would hurt," or "They were just stressed." But the cruelest individuals operate with a map of your vulnerabilities in hand. They are not navigating in the dark; they have studied the terrain of your heart.

They see your pain. They recognize your breaking points. They understand exactly what you’re carrying.

Through observation, through your confidences, through the patterns of your reactions, they have gathered intelligence. They know which words cut deepest. They know which silences cause the most anxiety. They know the insecurities you try to hide and the losses you haven't recovered from. This knowledge is not used for care; it is cataloged for potential use.

And still, they choose to make it heavier.

In the moment of choice, they see two paths: one of neutrality or kindness, and one that applies pressure to your precise wound. They choose the latter. Why? Because your pain serves them. It might make them feel powerful. It might distract from their own emptiness. It might be a punishment for some perceived slight. It might simply be because they can. The "why" varies, but the choice is consistent: to add weight when they could have stepped aside, or even offered a hand.

That’s not ignorance.

Ignorance can be educated. Ignorance can be met with explanation and, often, remorse. What you are describing is knowledge weaponized. It is awareness turned against you. There is no "teachable moment" here, because the lesson is already known. The harm is the point.

That’s a lack of humanity.

Humanity is rooted in the capacity for empathy—the ability to perceive another's suffering and be moved to alleviate it, or at the very least, to avoid causing it. When that capacity is missing, absent, or deliberately switched off, what remains is something functional, perhaps intelligent, but fundamentally alien to the covenant of human connection. It is a psychological and emotional disability of the highest order.

To encounter this is to look into a void where empathy should be. It is terrifying because it defies our basic understanding of how people operate. Our brains are wired for reciprocity and social bonds; theirs operate on a different, predatory or utterly self-referential algorithm.

The only sane response to this realization is not to fight, explain, or plead. It is to create irrevocable distance. You cannot reason with a void. You cannot appeal to a conscience that isn't there. You can only protect your own humanity by removing it from the reach of someone who sees it not as something to cherish, but as something to exploit or break.

Your pain was their evidence. Your survival will be your triumph.

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12/17/2025

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12/17/2025

Key Things Young Couples Should Consider Before Getting Married

12/17/2025

Kindness Starts With You

Return what you borrow

Respect different opinions

Give compliments sincerely

Don’t gossip

Wait your turn

Keep your voice calm

Respect boundaries

Thank people for their time

Be kind when no one is watching

12/12/2025

100 Parenting Tips That Build Responsible Children

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