Nationally Recognized. Women-Owned. Community Invested. Holistic Consultation Earns WBENC Certification.
We are proud to announce that Holistic Consultation has been officially certified by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council, known as WBENC. This is not a self-designation. It is a rigorous, independently verified national credential. What WBENC certification is WBENC certification is the gold standard for women-owned business certification in the United States. It is…
Read MoreThe Conversation Around ADHD Is Changing. Our Team Is Leading It.
Jean Tidd and Holly Mills recently presented “Misdiagnosed and Misunderstood: ADHD, RSD, and Diagnostic Clarity” to over 1,000 registered mental health professionals as part of NASW Ohio Social Work Month continuing education series. The session drew attendees from 18 states and from across the globe. The response was extraordinary. Why this presentation matters ADHD is one of…
Read MoreMarch Toward Wellness: How Holistic Consultation Shows Up for Clintonville
Showing up for our community is not a strategy. It is a core value. On March 12th, in partnership with the Clintonville Area Business Association and the Clintonville Rotary, Holistic Consultation hosted March Toward Wellness, a free community workshop. The evening was designed for anyone feeling overwhelmed, anyone struggling to talk with their kids about…
Read MoreMental Health Awareness Starts Early. Here’s How We’re Making It Happen
On February 25th, two of our Troy-based therapists took our mission into the community. Jasmine Spradley and Holly Mills presented to approximately 600 seventh and eighth graders at Troy Junior High School’s Mental Health Wellness Day. Their message was simple and powerful: the everyday choices we make, the way we notice the people around us,…
Read MoreADHD Care for People of Color Is a Social Justice Issue
ADHD is not missed in people of color because it’s rare. It’s missed because the systems used to diagnose and treat ADHD were not built with them in mind. This is not simply an awareness issue, it is an issue of equity, safety, and dignity. How the System Fails People of Color Research and lived…
Read MoreYour Child Deserves Support Too. Therapy for Kids Ages 5 and Up.
At Holistic Consultation, we offer thoughtful, developmentally appropriate therapy for children as young as five. We help children with big feelings build coping skills, and feel more confident at home, at school, and with peers. We also support parents who are feeling tired, unsure, or overwhelmed and with schools to support your child’s growth. You do…
Read MoreThe News Cycle Is a Lot. Here’s How to Protect Your Mental Health.
If the news cycle has been feeling like too much lately, you are not imagining it. Every day brings something new to process. That kind of sustained stress takes a real toll, and it is worth taking seriously. You cannot control what is happening out there. But there are things you can do right now…
Read More3 Ways to Set Better Goals for the New Year
With the turning over of the calendar, there’s lots of talk about New Year’s Resolutions. Do you love then, do you hate them, do they work, should you even bother? Here are three key ways you can set better goals for the new year: 1. Choose Goals that Excite You Look at what you like…
Read MoreFive Signs Its Time to Reconnect with Your Partner and What to Do About It
“We’re Stuck!” The number-one concern leading couples to my office is communication. While ineffective communication takes on many forms, noticing yourself or your partner doing some combination of behaviors from the list below can be a sign communication is breaking down: What precedes these five is often a feeling of not being heard or understood.…
Read MoreYour Body Feels the Season Change Before You Do. Here’s How to Prepare.
Fall has a lot going for it. The festivals, the foliage, the particular comfort of a warm drink when the air turns cold. But underneath all of that, your body is already responding to something else: less light. For many people, that shift is more than a minor inconvenience. Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is…
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