Willow Creek Counseling

10/30/2025

Great speakers!

06/13/2025

A parent spoke this to me and with their permission I am posting because I think this is absolutely true.

"When a child gets cancer, the whole community surrounds that child and that family with care and with help. When a child has a serious mental illness, there is nothing. It can be devastating for that child and for that family to have to navigate a system that is inadequate. When you go to the emergency room and the doctor turns to you and says, "What exactly do you want me to do?" when they were your last resort.

When a child has cancer, no one would dare look at their parents and wonder what they did or didn't do right to cause what is happening with the child. When a child is significantly ill because of their brain, there is a completely different way of being seen and being supported. It is the loneliest experience."

03/25/2025

Willow Creek Counseling has immediate openings for teens and adults!

12/11/2024

11/17/2024

Willow Creek Counseling is hard at work on a video series!
“Attuned Parenting: Enhancing Children’s Development & Mental Health Outcomes”
Jan 2025

09/16/2024

I promise, you are allowed!

09/12/2024

People don't keep secrets. Secrets keep us. They keep us from peace and joy and forgiveness. When we release ourselves from the bo***ge of our secrets, we live long enough to see that people love us anyway and maybe, just maybe, because.

09/07/2024

“We simply cannot expects the results of work we did not do.”

06/12/2024

Did you know that playing with your children is one of the most powerful ways to build trust, security and attunement?

06/10/2024

Did you know that meditation can be as simple as sitting outside, closing your eyes and following the sounds of nature? If you find other thoughts take over, simply return your focus to what you hear around you.

Happy Summer! 👣👙👒🐝

06/02/2024

Willow Creek Counseling wishes our LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters a Happy Pride month! 🌈

06/02/2024

Such a beautiful analogy. Children are tomorrow’s adults and their mental health is crucial to becoming all they can be.