Lately, I’ve been sitting with this question. As therapists, we urge our clients—and let’s be honest, ourselves—to “practice self-care.” We say it with the best of intentions. We want everyone to feel grounded, stable, and resourced. And all of that is well and good—important, even! But recently, the phrase has started to sound… hollow. Overused.…
Therapist Spotlight: Chelsea Moore, MSW, LSW
Chelsea Moore is a psychotherapist at Wildflower. In her clinical practice, Chelsea draws on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, the Neuroaffective Relational Model, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Chelsea works with adolescents, adults, couples, and family structures experiencing stressful transitions, anxiety, mood disorders, complex trauma, sexual challenges, and relationship issues. Chelsea has experience in helping clients identify…
