Ya’Ron Brown, LPC, CPCS, ACS

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Ya’Ron Brown, LPC, CPCS, ACS

Relational Therapist • Clinical Supervisor • Workshop Leader When both organizations and people recognize this fact, they flourish.

I believe that effective relationships and personal growth work in harmony to produce the best organization, leaders and YOU. One of the most telling common factors of organizations and people are that they both strive to be successful and often time they over tap - sometimes positively and other times not so positively. Just like a person, an organization is a living, breathing organism that must continue to grow and develop because of the complexities of roles and responsibilities that each member within the organization has. When they don't, they become stagnant and struggle. When both understand and become aware of their roles, relationships, successes, and growth areas, they are more likely to become successful. My services are tailored to and for clients to ensure performance success of the goals outlined by them. Be the change agent necessary to take your organization and yourself to the next level. My services include: Executive Leadership Coaching, Organizational Leadership Consulting, Corporate Training and Facilitating, Strength Based Assessments, Therapist to Therapist and Clinical Supervision. I am committed to serving my clients by incorporating a holistic and systemic based approach to meet their unique needs.

10/17/2025

We talk a lot about endurance—pushing through, showing up, holding it all together.
But we don’t talk enough about the kind of courage it takes to pause.

To step back when your body is begging for stillness.
To rest without guilt.
To stop proving your worth through exhaustion.

Sometimes staying is brave.
And sometimes resting is too.
Both require strength, self-awareness, and trust that the world won’t fall apart if you take a breath.

💬 What does courage look like for you right now—staying, or resting?

10/15/2025

Strong relationships aren’t built on perfect communication.
They’re built on repair, patience, and the willingness to try again—especially when it’s hard.

The truth is, disconnection rarely comes from one big fight.
It comes from small moments where we stop listening, stop softening, stop reaching for each other.

These 4 communication habits can change that:
1️⃣ Listening to understand, not to defend.
2️⃣ Pausing before reacting.
3️⃣ Owning your impact, even when your intentions were good.
4️⃣ Revisiting hard conversations instead of burying them.

It’s not about avoiding conflict—it’s about learning to move through it together.
Because the couples that last aren’t the ones who never argue.
They’re the ones who know how to come back to each other after.

💬 Which of these habits feels most important in your relationship right now?

10/10/2025

A dinner reservation can’t rebuild what distance has been quietly breaking down.

Because disconnection doesn’t start in the calendar—it starts in the moments between.
When you stop really listening.
When you go through the motions but stop reaching for each other.
When stress, resentment, or silence take up more space than conversation.

A “date night” can spark temporary closeness—but real reconnection takes consistent, intentional effort.

Here’s what actually helps:
💬 Emotional check-ins: Ask, “How are we doing?”—and mean it.
🕰️ Quality time without performance: Sit together without distractions or an agenda.
❤️ Repair over routine: Don’t gloss over tension. Talk about it before it grows.
🌱 Curiosity: Keep learning your partner. Who they are now—not just who they were when you met.

Closeness isn’t built in one night. It’s built in the small, daily choices to turn toward each other instead of away.

💬 What helps you and your partner reconnect when things feel off?

10/06/2025

Burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart.
Sometimes it looks like running on autopilot, doing everything right, and still feeling completely drained.

When life starts to feel heavy, try asking yourself:
1️⃣ What am I carrying that isn’t mine to hold?
2️⃣ When was the last time I actually rested—really rested?
3️⃣ What do I need right now that I keep postponing?

You can’t outwork burnout. You can’t “push through” what your mind and body are begging you to slow down and feel.

Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is stop pretending you’re fine and start listening to what your burnout is trying to tell you.

💬 Which question hit hardest for you today?

10/03/2025

The gym helps many men cope. You sweat it out, push your limits, and leave some of the weight behind. But here’s the truth—some struggles can’t be benched, pressed, or run off.

What happens when the barbell can’t carry what your mind is holding? That’s where other strategies come in.

Breathwork: Because sometimes control starts with a single inhale.
Writing it out: Because the thoughts you trap in your head only grow heavier in silence.
Creating: Because expression isn’t weakness—it’s release.

Coping isn’t about escaping your emotions. It’s about facing them with the right tools. Strength isn’t limited to the body. It’s also found in the quiet choices you make to care for your mental health.

💬 Which of these do you think most men overlook—and which one do you need most right now?

10/02/2025

Stress doesn’t always hit like a panic attack.
Most of the time, it creeps in quietly—through your body, your sleep, your mood.

And too often, men write it off as “just being tired” or “just how life is.” But ignoring these signals doesn’t make stress disappear—it makes it pile up.

Some silent signs to watch for:
⚡ Constant irritability
⚡ Trouble sleeping
⚡ Aches, tension, or stomach issues
⚡ Numbing out with screens, substances, or distractions
⚡ Losing interest in the things you used to enjoy

These aren’t random—they’re your body’s way of asking for help.

Strong men don’t ignore stress. They notice it, face it, and find healthy ways to cope with it.

💬 Which of these signals do you catch yourself brushing off?

09/24/2025

Love is more than chemistry, butterflies, or a rush of emotions. Feelings come and go—they rise and fall with stress, life changes, and seasons. If love were only a feeling, it wouldn’t last.

Real love is built on practice. It’s choosing to lean in instead of pulling away. It’s the small, ordinary moments that add up over time:
✨ Listening with patience when you’d rather shut down.
✨ Offering kindness when you’re tired.
✨ Showing up consistently, even on the days it feels inconvenient.
✨ Choosing forgiveness and growth instead of holding on to resentment.

This is what makes love sustainable. Not grand gestures alone, but the daily commitment to nurture the connection.

So yes—love feels good, but it’s the practice that makes it last.

💬 How do you practice love in your daily life?

09/22/2025

Weekly therapy is powerful. It helps you build awareness, gain insight, and slowly create change one step at a time. But for some people, that one hour a week doesn’t feel like enough. The moment you start to unpack something big, the session ends—and you’re left holding it until next week.
That’s where a Relationship Bootcamp is different.

A bootcamp is an immersive experience designed to give you the time and space that weekly therapy often can’t. Over 2–3 days, you’ll step out of the usual routine and into focused, intentional work with your partner and a therapist guiding you.

Here’s what makes it stand out:
- Depth + Focus: Instead of spreading the work across months, you dive deep into the heart of your challenges right away.
- Immersive Learning: Through workshops, guided exercises, and real-time practice, you don’t just talk about change, you practice it.
- Momentum for Change: You leave with clarity, direction, and a concrete toolkit to carry into everyday life.
- Shared Experience: You and your partner go through it together, building connection and growth in real time.

Bootcamps don’t replace weekly therapy—they amplify it. They create momentum, break through stuck patterns, and help you fast-track your progress in ways traditional sessions sometimes can’t hold.

If you’ve been feeling stuck or ready for a real shift, this might be the next step you’ve been looking for.

📅 Upcoming Bootcamp: September 27th and 28th
🔗 Link in bio to secure your spot.

09/15/2025

Your scars don’t make you less of a man; they make you a man who survived.

Too often, men are taught to hide their pain—cover it up, push through, never speak of it again. But those scars, whether seen or unseen, are evidence of your resilience. They tell the story of nights you thought you wouldn’t make it through, of battles fought quietly in your own mind, of heartbreak, loss, and pressure that could have broken you—but didn’t.

Scars are not weakness. They’re living proof that you’re still here, that you endured, that you grew. They are the map of your survival. Healing doesn’t mean erasing what happened. It means allowing yourself to honor it differently. To carry it with compassion instead of shame. To remember that you’re not defined by what hurt you—but by the fact that you kept going.

If you’re carrying scars today, know this: they don’t disqualify you from strength, brotherhood, or love. They’re the reason you belong in spaces where men can be real, supported, and seen.

🖤 You are not broken. You are proof of survival.
👉🏾 Tag a brother who needs to hear this today.

09/11/2025

Sometimes weekly therapy gives you the support you need.
But sometimes, you need more.

That doesn’t mean you’re failing—it means your healing deserves a deeper investment.

An intensive offers you focused time, tools, and strategies to move through what’s keeping you stuck. It’s not about “fixing you in a weekend”—it’s about creating momentum for lasting change.

If you’ve been feeling like:
➡️ You’re stuck in the same patterns
➡️ Stress feels unmanageable
➡️ You’re navigating a big life transition
➡️ Weekly therapy isn’t enough
➡️ You want tangible results

…then an intensive might be exactly what you need.

✨ CareCredit is accepted.
📅 Spots are limited—link in bio to learn more.

09/05/2025

Brotherhood isn’t about perfection—it’s about presence. Healing happens when men allow themselves to be seen, heard, and supported by others walking the same road. 🖤

In a men’s group, you discover you’re not the only one wrestling with doubts, stress, or pain. That realization alone can shift everything.

Next Men’s Group starts next week, September 8th, . Link in Bio.

👉🏾 Tag a brother who’s been your support system, and remind him he’s valued.

09/03/2025

Here’s the truth: too many men carry the weight of their struggles alone. We’re told to be tough, to push through, to figure it out without showing cracks.

But real strength is knowing when to drop the mask. Real courage is choosing to heal before the pain hardens into something heavier.

What I wish more men knew:
👉🏾Therapy isn’t only for crisis.
👉🏾Talking about it won’t make people respect you less.
👉🏾Prioritizing your mind doesn’t take away from your masculinity—it redefines it.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it.
You don’t have to do this alone. Our Men’s Group is a space to show up as you are, and to find support that lasts.

📅 Next session starts September 8th . Link in bio to join.

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Lawrenceville, GA
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