Are you a woman who feels overwhelmed and alone?
Do you feel disconnected from who you are in mind, body and spirit?
I'm here to help you find hope, healing and balance in your life.

Link to my Blog:
www.seasonsofhealing.wordpress.com

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Mission Statement: I help people in pain (physical/emotional/spiritual) find balance and well-being in mind, body and spirit. As humans we are emotional and physical beings, and it’s only natural for us to go through different periods of our lives. This is especially true for women. Our emotions and the phases of our lives move and change as do the seasons. We experience periods of darkness and isolation, as well as periods of connection and light. If you have found yourself struggling while navigating through a difficult season, I am glad you are here - you have come to the right place. Perhaps you are experiencing pain on some level, whether it be physiological, emotional or spiritual. Pain can be due to a loss like a death, a transition in your life, or illness, injury or surgery. We all travel this path at some point on our journey but I want you to know you're not alone. “This difficult time you are going through is your business. Getting you through it is mine.” My name is Cary Collins. I created Seasons of Healing Counseling Services to provide individual therapy for adult women in the Charlotte, NC area. If you find yourself in a place that feels like winter, I can help you transition to a place that reminds you of spring and summer. Using practical, solution-driven strategies that focus on your well-being, I will help you reconnect with yourself and get you back on track. The combination of my expertise in therapy, along with the private, warm, and confidential setting I offer, will allow you to focus on what’s important – you.     We exist in a time where there are plenty of ways to communicate, yet for many of us, we feel more disconnected than ever before. Our lives our structured in such a way that it becomes difficult to slow down and feel at ease. As a result, we lose our way and begin to suffer – at work, at home, and in our relationships. Many times, we may suffer in our most important relationship, and that is the one we share with ourselves. It’s not easy to talk about our problems, and even harder to acknowledge that they exist. But if you are reading these words, you’ve taken an important step on the road to healing. Congratulations, and welcome.

According to a study by AARP magazine of over 3000 people ages 45 and up, 35 percent are chronically lonely. Those who are suffering the most are not the oldest among us but adults in their 40's and 50's. (AARP Magazine, Nov./Dec. 2010 issue.)

For those of us living with chronic pain or illness, here's a great article:

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"What lies behind us and what lies before us
are small matters compared to what lies within us."
Ralph Waldo Emerson




Cary Collins, MEd., LPC
Located in the Arboretum area of Charlotte, NC
704-860-6944
cary.collinslpc@gmail.com