Remuda Ranch Counseling Services PLLC

09/22/2023

Let us help you as you strive to reach new heights. We are currently excepting new clients. Give us a call. Let's talk about what might be holding you back. 210-756-6694

07/14/2023

05/14/2023

To all the mothers out there who do so much. Where would we be without them! Happy Mothers Day!

02/09/2023

Trying to help veterans with PTSD get counseling, neurofeedback to stay off medications, and canine therapy. 100% raised goes into the counseling agency not anyone's pockets!!!!

Remuda Ranch Counseling - Non-Invasive Mental Health Therapy Neurofeedb… Shannon VerWho needs your support for Expanding Mental Health Services to Veterans

02/07/2023

Remuda Ranch counseling is running a go fund me campaign to raise funds to expand office space, add neurpfeedfack and biofeedback equipment to help people with depression, ADHD, Anxiety, and PTSD have an alternative treatment without medication, and purchase a trained service dog specializing in PTSD work as Co therapist. Please go to our Go Fund me and help this dream become reality. Share with your friends. https://gofund.me/e1edd767

01/02/2023

The Anger Iceberg

Anger is just the tip of the iceberg - it’s an emotion that people feel more comfortable showing to the world, than what vulnerable emotions might be stirred up below the surface. And sometimes, it’s hard to understand the source of your anger, which can make managing angry reactions more difficult.

Mismanaged anger can impact not only your emotional wellbeing, but also your professional and personal relationships.

01/02/2023

A pediatric therapist shared this and I love it!

What children need:
I. Rest. They play hard. Their bodies need rest to grow and develop.
2. Uninterrupted family time. The most important people to a child are those under the same roof. Make family time purposeful and protected.
3. Outdoor play time where they can explore and create. All kids need free time to imagine.
4. Rules and expectations. Be clear. Be concise. And don’t be afraid to give them.
5. Consistent discipline. If a rule is broken, a child needs to know what to expect. All fear is not a bad thing. There is a fear that can represent respect.
6. Parents who love them and love each other. Security begins here.
7. For you as a parent to say “no” sometimes. Your child does not need a lollipop or a new shirt every time you go to Walmart.
8. Hugs. Physical touch affects the development of children.
9. The ability to share their feelings about anything as long as they are respectful.
10. The most precious gift that a parent can give any child is to demonstrate a personal relationship with God and consistently teach that child through your actions what having faith in God really means. In the toughest times of their lives, they will learn in large part to rely on God by the example you display for them.

Post cred: Cindy Ketron