Rachel Saenger Taylor, LPC-S, LMFT-S

The holidays are here again. Yet, depending on how you’re handling the stresses of our tumultuous year, you may be struggling to...

The term “positive discipline” may seem a bit paradoxical, but it is rooted in the idea that children are not innately bad, but they may...

Grief is never easy, no matter your age. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, a divorce in the family, a pet’s passing, or other...

Months ago, you likely never imagined your sense of safety and security would be rocked the way it’s been by COVID-19. The pandemic has changed us and injected a worrisome sense that there’s nowhere in the world to feel comforted and in control. But, for those of us with partners, there is a place to find emotional shelter. Weathering bad news and making our foggy way forward can be a much less disquieting process if you work as a team. Your relationship can become trustworth

Not so long ago, you and your children may have relaxed in the waning holiday glow of 2019, thinking about the return to school, looking...

Georgetown Counseling and Wellness are proud to support Random Acts of Kindness Day 2020. We share in Kindness.org’s vision that small...

Many people are moving to Georgetown tx from out of state for jobs and face the task of meeting new people, and making new friends.

While it can be helpful to work toward a career, self-improvement, and or fitness goal, mental health should also be considered.

Our self-esteem is formed by the opinions and beliefs we hold about ourselves. The feelings we hold about ourselves (whether positive or neg

Practicing self-care is a fantastic way to restore ourselves on a mental, emotional, and physical level. The benefits of practicing self-car