“Self-care is central to mental health. I don’t necessarily mean bubble baths and pedicures, though those things can be a way of caring for yourself. Self-care also includes things like treating chronic health conditions, maintaining regular dental appointments, eating a variety of foods, moving your body in ways that feel good, making time for your hobbies and interests, spending time with loved ones, prioritizing time for rest and pleasure. In order to experience mental wellness, one must focus on self-care activities.”
This quote is taken from a recent interview I completed with Maria Angelova on the topic of Self-Care and Mental Wellness for Authority Magazine. Check out the full article here.
For many folks, self-care also includes mental health therapy or counseling. I’m Michelle F. Moseley, LCMHC, a licensed mental health counselor in North Carolina who helps folks understand what’s not going well and find their way back to mental wellness.
You may be struggling with not feeling your best from a mental health perspective. This could include overwhelming worry that just won’t stop. Maybe you’re questioning if you have ADHD or Autism, or some other specific concern. You may be facing struggles with body image or intrusive thoughts about food and your body. Or you may be struggling to figure out your own interests and values as you reevaluate long-held beliefs.
If you find yourself resonating with any of the above concerns, I would be happy to chat with you in a free, virtual consultation to determine if we might be a good fit for working together. Please contact me here to schedule your free consultation.
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Michelle F. Moseley (she/her) is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor in NC (#12491). She believes ALL people deserve respect, compassion, and access to mental and physical healthcare. Michelle specializes in working with survivors of religious trauma, and with those who have body image concerns, finding there is frequent overlap in these areas. She also frequently supports late-identified neurodivergent individuals as they navigate the grief and relief of a new understanding of self. You can learn more about Michelle by visiting her website at MichelleFMoseley.com or following her on Instagram – @therapy_with_michelle
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