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Carolyn Cole, LCPC, LMFT, NCC

Carolyn Cole, LCPC, LMFT, NCC

Psychotherapist | Speaker | Educator | Writer

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    Category: Mindfulness

    How to Navigate Overwhelming Emotions Without Shutting Down

    Many people begin a healing journey because they want to feel better. What can come as a surprise is that healing often involves feeling more before feeling… Read more “How to Navigate Overwhelming Emotions Without Shutting Down”

    June 20, 2026June 20, 2026 by Carolyn Cole, LCPC, LMFT, NCC

    Mindfulness Rituals for the New Year

    It’s December 31.  It can be common to think about how to celebrate the coming of the new year at midnight or creating new years resolutions to… Read more “Mindfulness Rituals for the New Year”

    December 31, 2018 by Carolyn Cole, LCPC, LMFT, NCC

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    Self-compassion isn’t about pretending everything is okay or avoiding accountability. It’s about responding to yourself with the same understanding and encouragement you’d offer someone you love. This comic by Kim Casali made me smile because it captures such an important truth. ❤️ I’ve become increasingly fascinated by neuroscience — especially the way the brain can change, adapt, and create new pathways over time. Weddings are a beautiful celebration filled with excitement, anticipation, and hope for the future. But while the wedding lasts a day, the marriage is built over a lifetime. This Father’s Day, I wanted to take a moment to recognize something that often goes unspoken: men’s mental health. One of the most surprising things about healing is that it doesn’t always feel good. Many of us spend years trying to become who we think we’re “supposed” to be. Sometimes the reactions we judge most harshly in ourselves make sense when viewed through the lens of the nervous system. Sometimes it’s not just what happened that shapes our experience—it’s the meaning we attach to what happened.

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