Carrie Jones, LPC - LifeVision Counseling, LLC

Licensed Professional Counselor in Richmond, Virginia

Tag: Depression

Curating Your Environment

Curating Your Environment: How Your Space Shapes Your Mental Health Our surroundings play a profound role in shaping how we feel, think, and function. The spaces we inhabit—whether it’s our home, workplace, or even the digital spaces we frequent—can either uplift and inspire us or drain and overwhelm us. Curating your environment isn’t just about…

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Emotional Check-Ins

Daily Emotional Check-Ins In everyday life, it’s easy to overlook our emotions, brushing them aside in favor of productivity or immediate concerns. But our emotional well-being impacts everything—our relationships, decisions, and overall quality of life. Taking just a few moments each day for emotional check-ins can revolutionize how we understand and manage our feelings, leading…

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The Science of Sleep

Sleep is more than just a nightly pause button—it’s a fascinating, dynamic process that keeps your body and mind in top shape. From repairing muscles to solidifying memories, your brain and body perform an incredible amount of work while asleep. But did you know that sleep isn’t just one long phase? It’s a journey through…

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Saying “No”…With Love

Saying “No” …With Love As a therapist, one of the most frequent challenges I encounter with my clients is the difficulty they have in saying “no.” This simple, two-letter word can carry a tremendous weight, evoking fears of rejection, conflict, or disappointment. Yet, learning to say “no” is not about distancing ourselves from others or…

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The Power of Journaling

Exploring the Power of Journaling: Methods and Benefits Journaling has long been celebrated as a powerful tool for self-reflection, personal growth, and emotional well-being. Whether you’re seeking clarity, working through challenges, or simply aiming to document your life, journaling offers countless benefits. The best part? There’s no one “right” way to journal. Let’s explore different…

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True Self: The Observer

You Are Not Your Thoughts, Feelings, or Body—You Are the Observer Ever felt overwhelmed by your thoughts or emotions, or caught up in judging your body? Many of us get trapped in our minds, believing that our thoughts, feelings, and sensations define who we are. But the truth is: you are not your thoughts, feelings,…

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Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) When it comes to therapy and improving mental health, one of the most widely used and effective approaches is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). This evidence-based method is popular for good reason—it’s practical, accessible, and works for a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and more. But…

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Comparison: A Sneaky Thief

At first glance, comparison might seem like a helpful motivator. After all, seeing someone succeed or achieve something amazing can inspire us to aim higher, push harder, or explore new paths. It can even give us a short-term boost — a feeling of confidence or satisfaction if we measure up or even surpass others in…

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Seasonal Affective Disorder

As we set the clocks back and watch the days get shorter, it’s easy to feel like winter is taking over. For some of us, the time change and the darker days can bring on a real case of the “winter blues” or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). But with a few easy (and even fun)…

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The Power of Gratitude

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to focus on what’s going wrong. Stress at work, personal challenges, and everyday obligations can make us feel overwhelmed. But what if I told you there’s a simple tool that could change your mindset, reduce stress, and even improve your mental health? That tool is gratitude. As a licensed…

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