Christa Means Counseling

Tomorrow is a big day for Christa Means Counseling!! I made the decision to go out on my own and I start seeing clients in my new space tomorrow. I’m nervous, excited and everything in between. I pray this space serves me and my clients well.
My new contact information is…
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 479-222-3858
www.cmeanscounseling.com

I am officially 100% telehealth. I am sad that I won’t see my clients in person but I’m thankful that we still have the means to connect. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you find yourself struggling. Many insurance companies are waiving copays and deductibles for telehealth so don’t let finances stand in the way of getting help during these uncertain times. Let’s walk through this together!

After finishing my last session of this crazy week my heart is heavy and grieved. The fear and uncertainty is hitting us all in different ways and piling on top of our already difficult lives. From financial fears, dealing with children at home, health fears with aging parents, loss in the midst of crisis, stress on marriages and so much more, we are all feeling the weight of this pandemic. But as heavy as my heart is today, I am reminded that we are better together and that God is with us in our hurt and fear. I am amazed at our resiliency and resourcefulness. God is with us, He hasn't forsaken us and I'm thankful to get a front seat to see the work He is doing in so many lives.

Yes, I see a counselor, too. We all need it, and maybe for no other reason than a good check up. We get our teeth cleaned, our oil changed, and the lengths we would go to fix a broken cell phone... But why don't we maintain our hearts in the same way? Why aren't we loving ourselves and valuing ourselves more than our cell phone? So many people share how selfish they feel taking the time to care for themselves, and my response is 'It's exactly the opposite!". When we 'maintain' ourselves, we're able to keep doing the things that matter: loving better, working better, parenting better, playing better, and resting better. - Christa Means, LPC LMFT

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