Good Courage Counseling and Consulting, PLLC

10/11/2025

October 11 is . Social workers celebrate LGBTQ+ individuals’ courage, support safe spaces, and advocate for acceptance and equality. 🌈

10/10/2025

On October 10, we observe World Mental Health Day, a moment to stop, reflect, and honor the significance of mental well‑being. It’s a day to amplify awareness, spark meaningful dialogue, and reaffirm that no one should face mental health struggles in isolation.

09/24/2025

Thank you, Suzette Lowe and Jackson News for spreading the word about play therapy in Jackson County!

RIPLEY, W.Va. (WV News) — To work with children helping navigate their lives when they’re dealing with grief, anxiety, depression, or trauma takes a special gift and skill set.

08/19/2025

Wishing all our students and school staff a great 1st Day and a successful 25-26 school year!

07/31/2025

As we are approaching the beginning of the school year, there are currently some repairs that Miss Ivy needs to be ready to serve the students of Jackson County. Additionally, I would like to establish a maintenance fund for ongoing upkeep. Please follow the link to ready Ivy's story. Even the smallest donation is a huge help. Thank you!

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07/17/2025

Cheryl Miller and Jessica Isner have put their heart, soul, and hundreds of hours into making this a reality for our community. Jackson County children are going to learn, grow, and thrive here!

07/16/2025

We are thrilled to announce we will be open to the public beginning on Friday, July 18, 2025!

Visit our website www.ecmwv.org for hours, admission rates, membership information, and how to book for parties and private events!

07/11/2025

Exciting news! Good Courage is now located inside the Explorers Children’s Museum. The museum is located in the same plaza as the former Good Courage office in the space closest to Dollar General.

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07/02/2025

Starting July 1, 2025, Westbrook Health Services will offer 24/7 mobile crisis response in all 8 counties we serve. If someone is experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, they no longer need to come to our office or a hospital, they can now receive help where they are. Our 2-person crisis teams can be dispatched by calling or texting our crisis hotline at 304-485-1725. We’ll need a location, phone number (if available), the person’s name, and a summary of the situation. Friends or family can call on behalf of their adult loved ones if the adult loved ones are agreeable. Minors can be referred to by a parent or guardian. If needed for safety, law enforcement may accompany the team. We aim to respond within an hour and offer the same support as in-office visits, including referrals, safety planning, and compassionate care. Mobile crisis services do not replace emergency medical services. Please utilize 911 for active overdoses and other medical emergencies.

06/24/2025

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06/21/2025