NFCC's Guide Through the Seasons of Mental Wellness

About NFCC's Guide Through the Seasons of Mental Wellness

Together, we navigate the development of self, partnerships, parenting, and the general network of connections you build across a lifetime. As a non-profit counseling center, Nick Finnegan Counseling Center (NFCC), is always trying to find ways to support the greater community. Through conversations exploring the family life cycle, as well as common individual and relational concerns, we hope to expand access to mental health resources. NFCC exists to make mental health care affordable and accessible, and this is just one of the routes to serve our mission. We hope that through this podcast you're inspired to connect with others, and that you feel supported along your mental wellness journey. Thank you for listening!

Category

health & fitness · kids & family · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 Mar 2021

Latest episode

1 Jul 2024

Latest episodes

32 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   1 Jul 2024

   You Are Not Alone: Taking the Unconventional Path

   Society tells us that there is one path for many people, but we are coming to understand there are many paths, for many people! In this episode, we listen to two mental health experts talk about why its okay to take a non-traditional route on your journey through life and the challenges and rewards that come with it! About our Guest Erica Guzman is a licensed master social worker in the state of Texas. She has worked in the non-profit sector since 2007 and obtained her master’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2022. Her working experience is in ESL literacy, survivors of domestic violence services and advocacy and youth mental health services. She is currently in supervision for her clinical social work license. Meet Our Host Anna Crain (https://finnegancounseling.org/counselors/anna-crain/) is a Licensed Master of Social Work and Nick Finnegan Counseling Center's, Lead Outreach Counselor. Anna holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University (TCU) and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Southern California (USC). She has worked in a variety of settings, spending majority of her time serving as a non-profit administrator, school administrator and school social worker. She has had the opportunity to help clients work through several challenges such as anxiety, grief and loss, ADHD, ASD, life-stressors and trauma both individually and through groups.  Anna can be found in one-on-one counseling sessions at NFCC and out in the community, leading support groups and presenting to groups through outreach talks.  Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help us reach more listeners, please: • share it with someone you know • post about it on social media and tag us @nickfinncounsel • MOST IMPORTANTLY: leave a rating or review (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nfccs-guide-through-the-seasons-of-mental-wellness/id1561082001) To see what’s coming next, follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nickfinncounsel/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NickFinnCounsel/) @NickFinnCounsel or visit our website at FinneganCounseling.org (https://finnegancounseling.org/) Extra special thanks the people who made this project possible: • Our wonderful Season 3 guest experts • our Podmasters, Todd and Mark at 3Wire Creative (https://3wirecreative.com/) • our Editor, Jacel Dickson • and the amazing leadership team and supporters at Nick Finnegan Counseling Center (https://finnegancounseling.org/) in Houston, TX. Until next time...

2. 

   26 May 2024

   Managing Our Kid's Big Emotions

   Finding gratitude on your journey to sobriety may seem impossible when you are facing the challenges of being a substance user. But you are not alone. Family support, treatment, counseling, and a recovery community have been key in the successful journey to sobriety that today's guest, Jay, talks about in this episode. About our Guest Julie Duong (https://finnegancounseling.org/counselors/julie-duong/) (yeung) is a native Houstonian who is passionate about the intersection of education, mental health, and equity. She is currently a licensed professional counselor at Nick Finnegan Counseling Center who works with adults and adolescents. Before becoming a mental health professional, she started her career in education, teaching middle school English. She continues her work in schools now by facilitating student groups and also talking to teachers and parents about emotional regulation in the classroom and at home. Meet Our Host Anna Crain (https://finnegancounseling.org/counselors/anna-crain/) is a Licensed Master of Social Work and Nick Finnegan Counseling Center's, Lead Outreach Counselor. Anna holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University (TCU) and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Southern California (USC). She has worked in a variety of settings, spending majority of her time serving as a non-profit administrator, school administrator and school social worker. She has had the opportunity to help clients work through several challenges such as anxiety, grief and loss, ADHD, ASD, life-stressors and trauma both individually and through groups.  Anna can be found in one-on-one counseling sessions at NFCC and out in the community, leading support groups and presenting to groups through outreach talks.  Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help us reach more listeners, please: • share it with someone you know • post about it on social media and tag us @nickfinncounsel • MOST IMPORTANTLY: leave a rating or review (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nfccs-guide-through-the-seasons-of-mental-wellness/id1561082001) To see what’s coming next, follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nickfinncounsel/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NickFinnCounsel/) @NickFinnCounsel or visit our website at FinneganCounseling.org (https://finnegancounseling.org/) Extra special thanks the people who made this project possible: • Our wonderful Season 3 guest experts • our Podmasters, Todd and Mark at 3Wire Creative (https://3wirecreative.com/) • our Editor, Jacel Dickson • and the amazing leadership team and supporters at Nick Finnegan Counseling Center (https://finnegancounseling.org/) in Houston, TX. Until next time...

3. 

   13 May 2024

   Substance Abuse and Recovery

   Finding gratitude on your journey to sobriety may seem impossible when you are facing the challenges of being a substance user. But you are not alone. Family support, treatment, counseling, and a recovery community have been key in the successful journey to sobriety that today's guest, Jay, talks about in this episode. About our Guest Jay Magness struggled with substance abuse in his teens and early twenties. After hitting a huge milestone of being sober for a little over a decade, Jay openly shares about his journey, knowing that his story can help others. As a man with a lot of roles - husband, father, son, brother, director, friend. Jay has served as an advisory board member at Nick Finnegan Counseling Center for the past three years, with hopes of connecting individuals and families to get the help that they deserve. His goal is to share his experience, strength, and hope to help the next person who may be struggling. If you'd like to take Jay up on his offer to meet for a chat, email us (mailto:jdickson@finnegancounseling.org), and we'll connect you! Meet Our Host Anna Crain (https://finnegancounseling.org/counselors/anna-crain/) is a Licensed Master of Social Work and Nick Finnegan Counseling Center's, Lead Outreach Counselor. Anna holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University (TCU) and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Southern California (USC). She has worked in a variety of settings, spending majority of her time serving as a non-profit administrator, school administrator and school social worker. She has had the opportunity to help clients work through several challenges such as anxiety, grief and loss, ADHD, ASD, life-stressors and trauma both individually and through groups.  Anna can be found in one-on-one counseling sessions at NFCC and out in the community, leading support groups and presenting to groups through outreach talks.  Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode and would like to help us reach more listeners, please: • share it with someone you know • post about it on social media and tag us @nickfinncounsel • MOST IMPORTANTLY: leave a rating or review (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nfccs-guide-through-the-seasons-of-mental-wellness/id1561082001) To see what’s coming next, follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/nickfinncounsel/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/NickFinnCounsel/) @NickFinnCounsel or visit our website at FinneganCounseling.org (https://finnegancounseling.org/) Extra special thanks the people who made this project possible: • Our wonderful Season 3 guest experts • our Podmasters, Todd and Mark at 3Wire Creative (https://3wirecreative.com/) • our Editor, Jacel Dickson • and the amazing leadership team and supporters at Nick Finnegan Counseling Center (https://finnegancounseling.org/) in Houston, TX. Until next time...

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