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Rebuilding Trust: A Group for Partner Betrayal Recovery in Rogers, AR
You don’t have to walk through this alone. Rebuilding Trust is an 8-week closed group for individuals navigating the pain of partner betrayal. Together, we’ll explore the stages of betrayal recovery, understand how trauma lives in the body, and build practical tools for the hardest moments — all in a supportive, confidential space with others…
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Registration for Ethical Decision Making
May 16, 2026
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Ethical Decision-Making in Complex Clinical Situations
3.0 CE Hours (Ethics) Ethical dilemmas in clinical practice are rarely clear-cut. This training equips clinicians with practical tools to navigate complex, real-world situations with confidence and integrity. Participants will explore key ethical challenges related to boundaries, confidentiality, diagnosis, and emerging issues such as the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical practice. Through case-based…
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You Are Normal! A Woman’s Guide to Sexuality
Many women quietly wonder if something is “wrong” with them when it comes to desire, arousal, or changes in their bodies—especially as stress, pregnancy/postpartum, or menopause enter the picture. This 90-minute class offers a compassionate, research-informed look at women’s sexuality. We’ll spend about 20 minutes learning why so many of these experiences are normal, and…
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Event: Grow Open House
We would love to invite you to our pop-in Open House to learn more about Grow, meet our team, and explore how we are working to provide holistic, compassionate care across Northwest Arkansas. We hope you’ll stop by, connect with us, and see how we might partner together in serving our community. Grow Counseling &…
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The Sacred Work of Supporting Moms
Why Perinatal Mental Health Matters When I think about the work I do with moms, I often describe it as sacred ground. Becoming a mother, whether it’s through pregnancy, postpartum, adoption, or navigating loss is one of the most tender and vulnerable seasons of life. It’s also a time when old wounds, past traumas, and…
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The “Fawn” Response: The Overlooked Trauma Response
When most people think about how we react to stress or danger, they picture the familiarfight, flight, or freeze responses. But there’s another, lesser-known response that is just asimportant to understand: the fawn response. The fawn response shows up when we try to protect ourselves by appeasingothers: people-pleasing, smoothing over conflict, or abandoning our own…
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Event: Rooted Regulation
Rooted Regulation: Befriending your nervous system Half-Day Workshop | Rogers, Arkansas Your nervous system is at the core of how you experience stress, connection, and calm. In this half-day workshop, you’ll learn the basics of how your nervous system works and discover simple, practical tools to bring yourself back into balance when life feels overwhelming.…