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I tried to be a “good victim”

I tried to be a “good victim”

by Shannon | Mar 28, 2024 | Abuse Recovery, Healing from Hidden Abuse

I honestly tried to be a “good victim.” I truly wanted to be a good victim, but for over two years, I failed. I could see it and, worse, feel it happening in real time. Watching myself fail at being what people wanted me to be so I could be heard was like frantically...
A lot has changed

A lot has changed

by Shannon | Jan 21, 2024 | Abuse Recovery, Healing from Hidden Abuse, Quality of Life, Relationships

A lot has changed since I released my first book, Healing from Hidden Abuse: A Journey Through the Stages of Recovery from Psychological Abuse, in the summer of 2016. If we’ve been on this journey together since the beginning, you know exactly what I am talking about....
When A Christian Meets A Sociopath

When A Christian Meets A Sociopath

by Shannon | Apr 13, 2015 | Abuse Recovery, Most Popular Blogs, Relationships

I was recently contacted and asked to share my thoughts on how a Christian is supposed to deal with narcissists, sociopaths and psychopaths. To some it may seem like an odd request but actually it isn’t at all. One area of my counseling practice is specializing...
The differences between emotional and psychological abuse, and why it’s important for victims.

The differences between emotional and psychological abuse, and why it’s important for victims.

by Shannon | Jul 1, 2019 | Abuse Recovery, Healing from Hidden Abuse, Most Popular Blogs, Relationships

One of the most common misconceptions I see online in the abuse recovery community are people posting that psychological abusers are just wounded people who don’t know any better. Victims to their childhood abuse who went on to hurt people similarly. You know the...
Messy Authentic Self

Messy Authentic Self

by Shannon | Jul 15, 2020 | Abuse Recovery, Healing from Hidden Abuse, Quality of Life, Relationships

In this season of constantly being told to love ourselves regardless of what others think and to radically embrace our uniqueness, what happens if we don’t authentically like ourselves? Where do we put the pressure to be our own best friend when we aren’t even sure if...
The Truth of Living with Trauma

The Truth of Living with Trauma

by Shannon | Apr 16, 2019 | Abuse Recovery, Quality of Life, Uncategorized

For those of us who live with the daily task of recovering from trauma, there are a few realities that we must authentically acknowledge and even embrace. Post-trauma life can be amazing, but we cannot afford to be in any denial about how our life experiences have...
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The “No Surprises Act of 2022” went into effective January 1, 2022 and requires all medical providers to give a Good Faith Estimate to new and current counseling clients who pay for services out of pocket. The hope of the new law is to limit billing surprises for patients. The services of Southlake Christian Counseling therapists are provided at either the session rates of $125 or $145 for one 45-minute appointment. The rate is determined by financial need and the license level of the therapist you are seeing. Southlake Christian Counseling is owned and operated by Licensed Clinical Social Worker – Shannon Thomas, and her National Provider Identification number is #1124262373. All services are in-person at 231 East Southlake Blvd, Suite #160 Southlake Texas 76092. Southlake Christian Counseling provides weekly outpatient mental health services to individuals, couples, and families. The Good Faith Estimate is only that, an estimate of current and future session fees, along with the duration of each counseling session. Advance notice of any fee increases will be given to help clients plan for a session rate change. If there are any questions or concerns regarding sessions fee charges, please first speak with your therapist, and if not resolved to your satisfaction, please contact Ms. Thomas at 817-897-8882. Any expressed concerns with session fees will not affect the quality of the therapeutic services you are receiving.  You can learn more about the “No Surprises Act of 2022” at  www.cms.gov/nosurprises  The Good Faith Estimate is not a contract but simply a statement of our current fees and expected length of services as it relates to the medical care you are receiving at Southlake Christian Counseling.