Meet Rebecca Singer — a therapist with compassion, humor, and a love for helping others grow.

What inspired Rebecca to become a therapist?

Rebecca says she feels like she’s always been a therapist, even from a young age. “I really didn’t/don’t know anything else. I guess you could say I was born a therapist.”

Her favorite part about working with clients:

Rebecca loves helping others, but what she treasures most is how much she learns from every client she meets. She believes therapy is a shared experience where growth happens together, helping clients build confidence and self-compassion along the way.

Therapeutic approach she connects with most:

Eclectic Therapy

Rebecca believes many therapeutic approaches have value and enjoys tailoring treatment to each person’s needs — while also incorporating humor into the process because healing doesn’t always have to be so serious.

One of her goals this year:

Completing EMDR training and Level 1 certification.

Favorite way to practice self-care:

Curling up with her purring cats and reading while enjoying nature outside the window — birds, clouds, and peaceful moments included.

Favorites:

“Grumpy Old Men” & “Grumpier Old Men”

“The Five People You Meet in Heaven” — a powerful story with meaningful therapeutic messages.

Dream travel destination:

Alaska — especially by train with an open-top roof to see the stars, Northern Lights, and snow falling.

Fun fact about Rebecca:

Even though heights make her dizzy and nauseous… she absolutely LOVES parasailing and plans to do it again!

And the ultimate question…

or ?

CATS! “What’s not to love about them????”

(Though she admits dogs are cool too )

If you’ve visited Rebecca’s office, you’ve probably already noticed the cat décor and cat shoes she proudly wears daily.

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Join us for this year’s R.O.C.K Explorers camp that will help teach positive coping skills, healthy communication and relationship building!

For more information please reach out to Nancy directly. We cannot wait to see you!

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Join Diana Robinson and John Davis for a relaxing therapeutic art experience focused on creating beautiful Mandalas and Zentangles. These mindful art practices are designed to help reduce stress, increase focus, encourage self-expression, and create a sense of calm and balance.

No artistic experience is needed—just a willingness to slow down, be present, and enjoy the process.

Take a break from the “busy-ness” of life, connect with others, and discover the healing power of creativity in a supportive and welcoming environment.

We’d love to see you there!

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We are incredibly honored to be finalists in THREE categories:

Best Counseling/Therapy Center

Best Woman-Owned Business (West Shore)

Best Customer Service/Hospitality

To everyone who has supported our journey, trusted us with your healing, encouraged our team, shared our posts, and voted for us already — thank you. Your support means more than words can express.

As we head into the final week of voting, we’d be grateful if you’d show us a little love one more time and help us cross the finish line strong. Every vote makes a difference!

Thank you for helping us continue our mission of bringing hope, healing, and connection to our community.

https://stbvote.com/healing

#SimplyTheBest2026#CenterForHopeAndHealing#WomanOwnedBusiness#BestCounselingCenter#CustomerServiceExcellence#ThankYouForYourSupport

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This month, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. Pride is a time to honor authenticity, embrace inclusivity, and recognize that everyone deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported.

At Center for Hope and Healing, we are committed to providing a safe, affirming, and welcoming space where individuals can explore their experiences, find support, and prioritize their mental health.

Whether you’re celebrating, learning, supporting a loved one, or simply showing up as your authentic self, know that you belong.

You are worthy.

You are valued.

You deserve support.

Happy Pride Month!

#PrideMonth#LoveIsLove#MentalHealthMatters#LGBTQIA#YouBelong#CenterForHopeAndHealing#AffirmingCare

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This is an exciting milestone in Tyler’s professional journey and a reflection of his hard work, dedication, and commitment to providing high-quality care to the clients he serves.

We are so proud of all the effort that went into reaching this achievement and look forward to seeing the continued impact Tyler makes in the lives of those he supports.

Congratulations, Tyler! Your Center for Hope and Healing family is celebrating with you!

#TherapistSpotlight#Congratulations#NCC#MentalHealthProfessionals#CenterForHopeAndHealing#TeamCelebration#CounselorLife

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The Center for Hope and Healing has been nominated for 3 Simply the Best categories:

Counseling or Therapy Office

Woman-Owned Business

Customer Service and Hospitality

We are incredibly grateful for the support of our clients, community, and our team who made these nominations possible!

Cast your vote and help us bring home the title of Simply the Best!

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from 6-7:30 PM. This is a 2 part group process!

Therapeutic Art Group: Zentangle/Mandalas: Diana Robinson and John Davis

Current Clients: Sign up through administrative support or email Toni at tshearer@c4hh.com

Non-clients: $25.00 per group fee. Sign up through email to Toni at tshearer@c4hh.com

This therapeutic art group for ages 16+ invites participants to explore healing, mindfulness, and self-expression through the creative practice of Zentangle and Mandala art. These structured yet calming art forms encourage focus, grounding, emotional regulation, and present-moment awareness while providing a gentle outlet for stress reduction and self-reflection.

Research continues to support the clinical connection between creative expression, mindfulness-based practices, and improvements in anxiety, emotional overwhelm, trauma symptoms, and overall mental wellness. The repetitive patterns and intentional design process used in Zentangle and Mandala work can help calm the nervous system, increase concentration, promote relaxation, and create a greater sense of inner balance and self-awareness.

No artistic experience is needed — only a willingness to slow down, create, and engage in a supportive and judgment-free environment.

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If you’ve ever thought about trying Combat Fitness or kickboxing, consider this your sign. You don’t have to be experienced, athletic, or “in shape” to start. You just have to be willing to take that first step.

One of the most powerful things we can do for our mental and emotional well-being is move our bodies. Stress, anxiety, grief, trauma, and life’s challenges can leave us feeling stuck, but movement has a way of shifting energy, releasing tension, and reminding us of our strength.

Just look at the smiles afterward! Sometimes the hardest part is showing up, but the reward is often feeling stronger, lighter, and more empowered than when you arrived.

Picture posted with permission!

Come join us. Challenge yourself. Move your body. Change your energy. You might be surprised by what you’re capable of. #CombatFitness#MindBodyHealing#TraumaInformedWellness#MoveToHeal#CenterForHopeAndHealing#StrongerThanYouThink

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