Elizabeth Bennett Counseling, LLC

09/07/2025

Come celebrate Recovery Month with TrueNorth Treatment Center this September!
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🧘‍♀️ Come celebrate Recovery Month with us through yoga, healing, and community!

🗓 Tuesday, Sept 16 | 🕙 10am–2:45pm

📍 TrueNorth’s new space — look for the balloons on Daviess Street!

✨ Puppy Yoga • Sound Bath • Narcan Giveaway • Door Prizes • Light Refreshments

💜 All are welcome!

11/13/2023

A special thanks to presenters and participants that attended our Fall 2023 Symposium: Clinical Considerations for Mental Health and Recovery Professionals.

05/31/2023

05/27/2023

Our team has big hearts that extend even to the animal world 🐾✨

What wonderful humans and puppers I get to work with daily 🎉

After meeting and falling in love with him during a Red River Gorge staff retreat, the TrueNorth team decided to rescue this handsome addition! Meet the newest member of our team specializing in community relations, client satisfaction and employee morale…Pappy ! In addition to keeping watch over some of our clients, he can also be found at the office ready for snuggles, long walks by the river and stops for refreshing treats. Welcome Paps!

04/18/2023

We have all the fun at TNTC ❤️✨

Happy Tie Dye (and Toes and Holes) Tuesday!

04/14/2023

We would love for you to join us for our last Q&A before early bird pricing ends!

Come ask us all the questions and get some clarity on how this opportunity might align for you! ✨

02/23/2023

ℹ️🌿 SENSORY OVERLOAD ANXIETY: COPING FOR HIGHLY SENSITIVE PEOPLE |

Sensory overload anxiety can be a real problem for highly sensitive people (HSP). While not all highly sensitive people face intense anxiety, it’s common for highly sensitive people to experience sensory overload anxiety from common, everyday occurrences. But with the right anxiety coping skills, we can better prepare and cope with the challenges of living as a highly sensitive person with anxiety.

https://www.healthyplace.com/blogs/treatinganxiety/2018/02/sensory-overload-anxiety-how-highly-sensitive-people-can-cope