Embracing Your Journey to Self-Acceptance with Safe Harbor Counseling
Hello everyone,
I’m Michael Mason, M. Ed., LPC, NCC., the lead therapist and a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community at Safe Harbor Counseling of Missouri. As we navigate the complex journey toward self-acceptance, I share not only professional insights but also my personal path in this ongoing dialogue.
At Safe Harbor, we understand the intricacies of this journey because we live them too. We offer LGBTQ+ Counseling services designed to address these unique challenges through trauma-informed care and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy.
Understanding and Overcoming Challenges
"The journey toward self-acceptance is not just about enduring storms; it’s about finding and embracing your own unique rainbow," as shared in a heartfelt session with a client. For more personal insights, I discussed my own identity struggles and paths to acceptance in a recent live Q&A, which further informs our compassionate approach at Safe Harbor.
Our Commitment to You
We promise to provide a supportive, safe, and empathetic environment where you can freely express and explore your feelings. Our therapy is a collaborative journey, aiming not just to heal but to empower.
How We Can Help
If you're contemplating the first step, consider starting with our free 15-minute consultation. It’s a straightforward, no-pressure introduction to our approach. Book your session via our landing page.
Engage with Our Community
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Share Your Story
We invite you to share your own story of self-acceptance. Each shared story is a beacon for others in our community, showing that they are not alone.
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Thank you for engaging with us, and remember, at Safe Harbor, you’re always welcomed with open hearts and minds.
