Christy Metzger, LPC

04/14/2026

A warm and welcoming space for you to be seen & heard💕

02/23/2026

Boundaries are for protection and containment. I ask my clients to visualize a hula hoop around them. Inside that hula hoop is your time, energy, and peace. You get to decide who has access to those things and how much you give them is determined by understanding your own limitations. Happy Monday 💕😊

02/21/2026

Autism and ADHD often go hand in hand 😊

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

02/16/2026

I recently had a client tell me that people don’t change. Change happens when the pain of not changing becomes too great. Be kind to yourself and be mindful of what you take in on a daily basis 💕

02/10/2026

I have the honor of working with several late diagnosed adults on the autism spectrum. It amazes me the amount of misinformation out there about autism. There are similarities in traits but every person on the spectrum presents uniquely. Judy singer introduced the concept of neurodiversity to describe how, as humans, our brains develop differently. Elisabeth Wiklander discusses her personal experience as a 28-year-old diagnosed with Aspberger's syndrome, which went away under the DSM IV, and is now under the umbrella of Autism Spectrum Disorder.

What do you think about, when you hear the word, “autism”? No diagnostic manual can truly explain the multifaceted experience of autism. It’s a neurological ...

01/31/2026

01/04/2026

💜Relationships💜

11/11/2025

Please beware of pop psychology you see on the internet and social media, especially when it comes to processing trauma. If you’re struggling, seek professional help from a licensed and experienced therapist.

10/31/2025

In the work I do, I am reminded daily that individuals possess remarkable resilience and are capable of undergoing truly beautiful healing and transformation 💕

09/06/2025

My mother passed away on Wednesday. As much as I thought I was prepared, I wasn’t. The grief comes in crashing waves that completely take me under. As a therapist, it’s my job to be present for my clients, so it’s important I take care of myself first. Spending time with loved ones, moving through the feelings, eating right, physical movement daily, and of course, my own therapy.

I talk to my clients about the stages of grief, but describe it as a circular process in which you can move back and forth between the stages. Grief is not a linear process and there’s no timeframe. We don’t get to wake up one day and say “oh good I’m no longer grieving.” Please be gentle and kind to yourself. 💜🙏❤️‍🩹😇