LPA Counseling

12/29/2025

ACCEPTING NEW MEDICATION MANAGEMENT CLIENTS!!

8 YEARS OLD AND UP

219-252-2406

12/25/2025

12/03/2025

**WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR NEW VIRTUAL CLIENTS: Individuals, Couples, and Families. We accept commercial insurance and Medicaid. PLEASE CALL 219-252-5464 TO SCHEDULE**

LPA Counseling Provides Counseling for Individuals & Couples, Families, Children, & Teens in and around Northwest Indiana, including Valparaiso and Michigan City, and via telehealth, online therapy, online counseling, video therapy, and phone therapy in Illinois, Utah, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Mississ...

11/24/2025

EVER HAS BEEN FOUND SAFE!!!!

URGENT!! MISSING CHILD FROM LOWELL INDIANA!!!

A 14 year old child is missing. Madison(goes by Ever) has been missing since yesterday from Lowell Indiana and was last seen a few hours ago at Roselawn Compass Travel Center. IF SEEN PLEASE CONTACT THE POLICE IMMEDIATELY!

I have attached the missing poster and am asking that you share it to get the word out and get people familiar with her face.

There is a photo of what she was last seen wearing in the comments.

Thank you for any help you may be able to offer in this situation and please keep this family in your thoughts as they work on finding this child.

11/19/2025

WE ARE HIRING!! We are looking for a Child/Teen Outpatient Therapist to work in our 2 office locations, Valparaiso and Michigan City, we offer a FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE. This Therapist DOES NOT need to have their full clinical license. We will provide clinical supervision to help you on the path to your full clinical license. Please check out this post to see our impressive list of employee benefits and more information about this opportunity.

Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Bonus based on performance Company parties Competitive salary Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance We are seeking an Outpatient Therapist to join our team and work with a caseload heavily built arou...

11/19/2025

As Thanksgiving approaches, many of us feel the weight of who’s missing at the table as much as we feel gratitude for who’s still here. Grief has a way of showing up uninvited, in memories, traditions, and quiet moments between laughter.

If this season feels heavy, know you’re not alone. It’s okay to step away, to cry, to laugh, to remember. Gratitude doesn’t erase grief; it simply reminds us that love still lives on.

Holding space for everyone navigating both this Thanksgiving.

10/22/2025

As Halloween approaches, it’s a fun time for costumes, candy, and spooky vibes, but it can also bring up stress, anxiety, or difficult feelings for some. That’s completely okay.

Here are a few reminders to take care of your mental health this season:

Know your limits – If parties, crowds, or scary movies feel overwhelming, it’s okay to say no.

Create comfort – Enjoy cozy traditions like pumpkin carving, decorating, or handing out candy instead of high-energy events.

Watch your triggers – Horror themes, gore, or even costumes can sometimes stir up tough emotions. Give yourself permission to step away.

Stay grounded – Keep your regular self-care routines like rest, healthy meals, and movement.

Reach out – If you’re struggling, talk to a friend, loved one, or professional. You don’t have to carry it alone.

Halloween should be fun, not frightening for your well-being. Take care of yourself and celebrate in a way that feels safe and joyful for you.

10/15/2025

Your Mind Matters. Your Heart Matters. YOU Matter.

We live in a world where it’s easy to put on a smile while quietly carrying heavy burdens. But the truth is, mental health is the foundation of everything. It shapes how we see ourselves, how we connect with others, and how we move through each day.

Taking care of your mental health isn’t selfish, it’s powerful. It’s choosing to honor your worth, your peace, and your future.

* Rest when you need rest.
* Speak your truth, even if your voice shakes.
* Ask for help because strength is found in connection.
* Choose kindness, starting with yourself.

You never know whose life you might touch by sharing hope and compassion. Together, we can build a world where it’s safe to heal, safe to grow, and safe to simply be human.

Your mental health is not a side note in life’s story, it’s the main chapter. Keep writing it with courage and love.