Meet Erika at The Pursuit Counseling If you’re searching for trauma therapy in Peachtree City or Fayetteville, GA, chances are you’re not just “a little stressed.” You’re exhausted. You feel stuck in patterns you can’t seem to break. You’ve tried coping skills — but nothing is changing long term. And you’re quietly wondering if this…
Read MoreFor countless veterans, it’s the weight they’ve carried since, in ways most people will never fully understand. At The Pursuit Counseling in Fayetteville, GA, we see how those experiences live on. Not in just memories, but in your nervous system, in your relationships, in the way you carry yourself through the world. Support…
Read MoreBig conversations. Cramped spaces. No topic off-limits. Let’s just say it: some conversations are too real for polite company. Sobriety.Money.Race.Sex.Spirituality.Control.Shame.The stuff you avoid at dinner parties but live with every day. That’s where we’re going—with a mic, a guest, and just enough room to make everyone slightly uncomfortable. Welcome to Too Big for This Room—our brand-new podcast series dropping…
Read MoreMary, therapist and SAFE EMDR practitioner at The Pursuit Counseling If you’re someone who shows up for other people—day in, day out—this is for you.If you’re the one who leads the classroom, runs the small group, keeps the team grounded, or checks in on your coworkers before checking in on yourself… this is for you….
Read MoreIn a world that worships the hustle, EMDR is a full-body permission slip to slow down and actually feel what needs to be felt. With this hustle, some of us seek trauma therapy, but some of us don\’t realize that anxiety treatment can be related to things that most don\’t view as PTSD therapy. Sometimes…
Read MoreYou might not realize it, but you married a warrior. She’s not just a “sports mom.” She’s the backbone of a traveling machine, the command center for your child’s athletic journey. She’s the one who remembers which uniform needs to be packed, which hotel doesn’t have laundry, which field is a mud pit when it…
Read MoreLast week, I did something brave. Not brave like booked-a-solo-trip-to-Italy like those instagram people brave. Brave like opened-the-pool-bag-from-last-summer brave. You know the one.Shoved in the hall closet.Still faintly smells like sunscreen and regret.Sticky granola bar wrappers.One swim goggle, somehow twisted in a hair tie.The moldy imprint of a half-eaten peach. It was not just a bag. It…
Read MoreFor the guys who’ve been holding it down for everyone else—and might just be starting to wonder… at what cost? Alright, brother—let’s have a real one. You’re solid. You get things done. You know how to hold the line, get through it, push forward. Whether it’s the flight deck, the field, the job, the family—you’re…
Read MoreThe part that’s uncomfortable, necessary, and kind of magical—if you let it be. We all love the second half of that phrase.“…bring May flowers.”The bloom.The reward.The sunny part. But nobody talks enough about the April part.The soggy, muddy, gray-area season.The part where things feel messy.Where everything feels a little off, but you can’t quite name why.Where…
Read MoreWe’ve spent all of Q1 talking about what we’re letting go of—mental clutter, emotional baggage, relationships we’ve outgrown, expectations we never asked for, and calendars that are somehow already full… of things that don’t really matter. So before we step into April (and the chaos of spring-to-summer shift), we’re sharing something real from one of…
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