Reimagine Freedom Counseling & Consulting

02/21/2026

Growth is happening here — and we’re looking for the right clinicians to grow with us.

Reimagine Freedom Counseling & Consulting is welcoming registered interns and licensed therapists seeking part-time opportunities with potential for full-time.

If you value integrity, clinical excellence, and truly helping people heal, you may be a beautiful fit for our team.

We would love to connect.
Send resumes to: cynthia@reimaginefreedomcounseling.com

02/19/2026

02/17/2026

Love is not measured by how quickly you respond, how available you are, or how much you override your own needs.

Being tired, needing space, or not answering immediately does not make you less caring — it makes you human.

Secure relationships don’t require constant access.
They allow for rest, boundaries, and real life.

Limited availability is not limited love.

02/14/2026

www.reimaginefreedomcounseling.com/blog/what-no-one-tells-you-about-becoming-a-counselor

When people imagine becoming a counselor, they often envision meaningful conversations, breakthrough moments, and the quiet honor of walking beside others through healing. And while all of that is true, there is another side to this profession, one rarely discussed outside of supervision rooms and l

02/11/2026

If you’re a therapist who believes healing requires more than symptom management — we’d love to connect.

Send us your resume! 💌

02/10/2026

Boundaries don’t exist to punish or control others. They exist to keep you regulated, safe, and connected.

Discomfort around your boundary doesn’t mean it’s wrong — it means it’s doing its job.

You’re allowed to have limits and you’re allowed to stay connected without self-abandonment.

02/07/2026

02/04/2026

Anxiety isn’t a flaw — or a trend.
It is a nervous system response shaped by stress and past experiences.

Healing isn’t about forcing the calm.
It’s about helping the body and mind feel safe again.

01/30/2026

A shift in mindset can change everything.

Growth doesn’t mean perfection - it means learning, trying, and choosing progress over fear.

01/23/2026

Reimagine Freedom joins our community, as they mourn the passing of counselor Rebecca White. Her compassion, wisdom, and steady presence touched so many lives - clients, colleagues, and community alike. Her legacy lives on in the healing that she helped make possible and the hope that she offered so freely.

We at Reimagine Freedom hold her loved ones close in our thoughts and prayers during this time.

01/08/2026

We now know that there are different types of boundaries, but how do we put them in place?

First is to identify the issue and/or boundary breached.

Then you’ll want to establish how you feel when that boundary is crossed and what corrective action you will take if it happens again.

These conversations can be very hard to have, especially if it is with a close family member or friend. However, just remember that the boundaries are for you, not them - it is your armor. If they are respectful of your boundaries, then trust can be rebuilt and healing can occur.

01/05/2026

Boundaries are invisible lines of protection for your mental health. Don’t treat them as walls keeping you away from others - treat them as armor for the trickier relationships in your life.

You can pick and choose which boundaries are needed for different relationships - friends, family, romantic partners, and even yourself.

Healthy boundaries aren’t about control or punishment - they are about clarity, safety, and self-respect.

When you honor your boundaries, you create space for healthier, more sustainable connections.