Mindful Works Counseling

Mindful Works Counseling Services has sessions for teens that focus on the interpersonal relationships of the adolescent as well as the family members, how they relate to each other, and communicate.
At Mindful Works Counseling Services we believe that the family is a unique social system with its own structure and patterns of communication.
These patterns are determined by many things, including the parents' beliefs and values, as well as the personalities of all family members.
Life Coaching at Mindful Works Counseling Services will help you turn your dreams into reality.

When it comes to mental health, most of us have the impression that maintenance is something that just happens naturally, but the truth is that it takes work to consistently invest in your own mental health.
This year La'Mar Walker, LPC, CPCS is taking on sensitive topics in an interactive and informative environment, in order to allow each of you to get to know yourself, your goals, and your barriers using a no pressure methodology.
We are taking a look at what it means to truly "Write Your Health."

La'Mar A. Walker, LPC, CPCS is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Georgia with nearly a decade of counseling experience providing individual, group, marriage, and family counseling.
Mr. Walker works with clients presenting treatment concerns such as depression, anxiety, and personality disorders, as well as substance abuse, chemical dependency, and recovery.
Additionally, his professional experience includes work with trauma, grief, sexual abuse, domestic violence, and self-mutilation/injury.

Mental Health is a taboo subject in our society.
With years of experience and the charisma to match, La'Mar is engaging while still delivering the message, "Your Mental Health Matters.".
Speaker La'Mar Walker, LPC, CPCS can be hired for endorsements and events in roles such as public speaking, facilitating, and public relation campaigning.
La'Mar's dedication to collaborative therapy with the client as the epicenter allows a relatable, yet comprehensive delivery.

When we think about grief and loss we generally only think about the loss of a loved one.
Yes, loss of a loved one is difficult and many people experience it differently.
What about the losses that we don't really pay attention to?
For example, what about the loss of time, youth, work, freedom, homes, dreams, religion, relationships and health.
How do we deal with those losses?
First of all, when ever there is a significant change in our lives whether it's a happy change such as marriage or birth or maybe a not so happy change such as changing jobs or moving out of a home; there is a level of loss or grief that occurs.