Solace Counseling and Anxiety Center

03/05/2026

Courtney Johnson, a Solace counselor, had the best time speaking at the Physical Therapy East Texas District Meeting all about Compassion Fatigue + Burnout.

She focused on what it really looks like to care deeply for our patients without losing ourselves in the process — because taking care of others shouldn’t mean forgetting to take care of you.

Courtney is grateful for the chance to share, connect, and remind each other that our well‑being matters just as much as the work we do.

03/05/2026

02/26/2026

02/20/2026

A strong connection between parents and children is essential in therapy because it builds trust, emotional security, and a foundation for healing.

02/19/2026

At Solace Counseling, you don’t have to face it alone.
If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just not yourself, support is here. Taking the first step is brave—and it can change everything.

02/18/2026

We’ve got something new at Solace!
Our new electronic sign is officially up and running—be sure to check it out when you drive by our offices!
We’re excited to continue growing and serving our community. If you’ve been thinking about scheduling an appointment, give us a call today. We’re here for you.

02/17/2026

We’re proud to share that Matt Ravenesi, counselor at Solace, recently spoke at Re|Engage, the marriage ministry at Grace Community Church Dover.

Matt delivered an engaging and thoughtful presentation on conflict, offering practical tools and meaningful insight to couples investing in their marriages.

We’re grateful for opportunities like this to support strong, healthy relationships in our community. Let us know if you have an opportunity you'd like a Solace Counselor to be a part of!

Great job, Matt!

02/14/2026

Today, we encourage you to honor the relationships that support your growth, including the one you have with yourself.

02/12/2026

Share this with a parent who could use the encouragement.

02/10/2026

At Solace, we always value the opportunity to meet new referral sources and build meaningful connections.
We recently had the privilege of meeting Joi from Equip, an online, multidisciplinary eating disorder treatment team. We’re grateful for the work they’re doing and for the chance to learn more about how we can collaborate in supporting clients and families on their healing journey.
We’re always better together. Let us know if you'd like to come meet our team!