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"What's Worth Doing Even If You Fail?"

image:gratisography.com Forget the New Year's resolutions As 2015 fades into 2016, this is the perfect time to think about what you want your life to look like in the coming year. I am not just talking about New Years' resolutions. We have all made and broken resolutions more times than we can remember. I want to ask you to think about a bigger, more important question. What is missing from your life? What would enhance your life? For some of you, this might include finding the courage to pursue a new job, start dating again, open yourself to more community or new friendships, or getting involved in a club, church, or other non-profit. These goals may have even been things that have been on your mind for a while. But inertia, laziness, fear, or insecurity have been getting in the way. We often just keep doing what we have been doing. Ultimately, we are creatures of habit. We talk to the same friends at parties, sit in the same seats at church, order the same food a

Wilson Counseling welcomes Wendy Evans!

We are excited to welcome Wendy Evans to Wilson Counseling. Wendy has a wonderful combination of warmth and strong clinical skills. This combination is one of the reasons she is so successful at helping people make real changes in their lives. Wendy is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years experience in the field. She enjoys working with adolescents, adults, and couples who are struggling with grief and loss, anxiety and depression, eating disorders, and relationship and abuse issues. Wendy offers a safe and non-judgemental environment that allows clients to open up and feel accepted. She uses a variety of techniques to help clients reach their goals including cognitive behavioral therapy, problem solving and some gestalt techniques. These techniques help clients build on their strengths instead to motivate change toward their goals. If you would like to schedule an appointment with Wendy, you can contact Wilson Counseling via e-mail at nancy @ wilsoncounseling