See You Through It Counseling

01/01/2026

So excited for this partnership!!!

New year, new sponsors. Please welcome Alyssa Scolari and her See You Through It Counseling firm in Laurel Springs!

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02/09/2025

www.seeyouthroughitcounseling.com
See You Through It (SYTI) Counseling is hiring! Please email info@syticounseling.com with your resume/CV and cover letter.

Seeking: Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC).

Employee Requirements:

Licensed in New Jersey
Carry a caseload of 20-25 clients
Some evening hours required

Employee Benefits:

Flexible scheduling
Continuing education opportunities provided
Training opportunities provided
Individual and group supervision offered
Case consultation for all clinicians

ISO candidates with experience working with specific populations:
Couples / Families
Neuro Diverse Populations (ADHD, ASD)
Children ages 5+
Process Addictions (Gambling, Gaming, Sexual Compulsions)
Complex trauma and PTSD
Eating Disorders
Grief
Maternal/Perinatal Mental Health

Invest in therapy that lasts and improves your everyday life.

02/03/2025

ADHD doesn’t always have to be a burden, it can also be your superpower💪

All it takes is a little change in perspective. Try implementing some of these reframes on ADHD in your life and see how your relationship with ADHD can start to flourish ✨

01/19/2025

Do you have a habit of monitoring others’ emotions? If so, you are certainly not alone!

Emotional monitoring is a critical component of emotional intelligence, as it allows individuals to regulate their emotions effectively and respond thoughtfully rather than impulsively to others. This practice helps in managing stress, improving communication, and fostering healthier relationships by promoting self-awareness and emotional balance.

Although monitoring others emotions is a natural experience, it can come anxiety and stress inducing when it is done in excess. Doing so can led us to ruminate on others emotional experiences which can prevent us from enjoying the present moment.

If you’re looking for coping skills to lean on as an alternative to emotional monitoring, swipe through this post and let us know what you think in the comments below👇😁

12/30/2024

Here’s a practical example of how it can look to break harmful cycles in one’s family.

Oftentimes, breaking family cycles can be challenging because growing up in a toxic environment can normalize these unhealthy patterns. This can result in facing backlash or rejection from other family members, which can make one feel reluctant to be the “black sheep” of the family for advocating for these changes in behavior from other family members. However, the cost of avoiding these changes often comes at the price of sacrificing your boundaries and feelings of safety.

Breaking toxic family cycles can be both empowering and supportive to one’s mental health. If you are looking for guidance in supporting yourself and breaking patterns of generational trauma, check out our website (link in bio) and find your perfect fit for a counselor today!💞

12/15/2024

Intellectualization🧠 is a psychological defense mechanism where one addresses their emotions with logical reasoning, which can often prevent us from fully processing an emotion or experience.

People who intellectualize may focus on facts, theories, or abstract reasoning to avoid dealing with the emotional intensity or vulnerability that a situation might bring.

If you have difficulty connecting with your feelings in a supportive and sustainable way, therapy can help! Check out our website (linked in bio!) and find your perfect fit for a counselor today!🤍

11/22/2024

Navigating ADHD can be challenging, but treating yourself with kindness is a powerful step forward.

Remember, ADHD is not a reflection of your worth or potential—it’s simply part of how your brain works. Every time you approach yourself with compassion instead of criticism, you’re building resilience and creating space to thrive.

Making progress doesn’t require us to be perfect all the time. It’s about learning what works for you and celebrating the small wins along the way.

You’re doing the best you can, and that’s more than enough💛

11/17/2024

Our mindset is what shapes our perception the world and how we interact with it.

When we hold a fixed mindset, we tend to feel like we have little control over our circumstances. A fixed mindset operates on the beliefs that one’s abilities, intelligence, talents etc. are innate and unchangeable, leading one to avoid challenges, fear failure, and view effort as a sign of inadequacy.

In contrast, a growth mindset is the belief that abilities can be developed through intentional effort and perseverance. Individuals with growth mindsets embrace challenges, view failures as opportunities to grow, and accept that change is often a process that takes time and effort.

These differing perspectives profoundly influence how people approach learning, relationships, and personal development.

Practicing having a growth mindset benefits one’s mental health by fostering resilience, reducing anxiety, and improving self-esteem. By viewing challenges as opportunities to learn and grow, individuals with a growth mindset are better equipped to manage stress and recover from setbacks. This mindset also normalizes failure as part of the learning process, reducing fear of mistakes and promoting a positive outlook.

We are all capable of growing and changing into the best versions of ourselves. If you would be interested in some support as you start your healing journey, reach out for individual counseling today! We’d be honored to help you blossom into your most authentic self🌱🌸

11/03/2024

Thepractice of accepting one’s body is an individual journey that can look different for everyone

One way to make daily practice of body acceptance feel more sustainable is to let go of the belief that we need to feel positive about our bodies all the time.
Instead, one can make space for any negative feelings about their body while still holding respect and appreciation for what our bodies are capable of.

Body neutrality, which encourages appreciating what our bodies do rather than how they look, is often seen as a more achievable approach for many people because it doesn’t require constant positivity but rather cultivates respect, acceptance, and self-compassion.

This approach helps reduce guilt or shame about not feeling perfectly happy with our bodies at all times and instead fosters a more flexible, forgiving relationship with ourselves that can last over the long term.💕

10/18/2024

I-Statements are a communication tool that can be used in times of conflict to express one’s emotions and needs without placing blame on the other party.

This can help make conversations more productive because whenever we use “you-statements” such as “you never help me clean”, it can make the other party feel defensive. When one feels defensive in an argument, they might start listening to respond to you rather than truly trying to understand how you are feeling or how their behavior is impacting you.

By focusing on our own experiences using I-statements, we create a space for empathy and cooperation, which is key to resolving conflicts effectively. It’s a simple shift in how we speak, but it can make a big difference in how we’re heard and understood🤝

10/14/2024

Toxic behaviors in family often get passed on from generation to generation because they are not defined as dysfunctional.

The normalized patterns of dysfunction in a family can create toxic environments, lack of healthy boundaries, and suppressed emotions amongst family members.

The first step in breaking these patterns is recognizing their abnormality. It requires courage to face the reality that you grew up with wasn’t healthy, and rewire your brain to understand what a functioning, loving relationship looks like.

Therapy can be a great tool in aiding the unlearning of these toxic patterns in families. Checking out our website (linked in bio) if you’d be interested in counseling services today!

09/22/2024

The STOP Skill is a Dialectual Behavior Therapy (DBT) technique designed to help individuals manage OCD by breaking the typical cycle of obsessions and compulsions through the introduction of mindfulness.
It involves four key steps:
Stop the automatic response to obsessive thoughts
Take a breath to calm the mind,
Observe the thoughts and feelings without judgment, and
Proceed mindfully by choosing a healthy, non-compulsive action.

This skill helps create distance from intrusive thoughts and empowers individuals to respond in a more intentional and less reactive way.

If you benefitted from learning this skill, please comment below to let us know!

We also offer counseling for those who experience symptoms of OCD, so check out our link in bio if you’d be interested in reaching out for individual counseling today!