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Depression


Bipolar Disorder: What Does It Really Look Like?
Bipolar disorder isn’t just one thing; it’s a spectrum of experiences, marked by those dramatic mood swings we often hear about. Let’s break it down, focusing on how it shows up in adults and kids, because it’s surprisingly different. First, the types: Bipolar I Disorder: Think of this as the “classic” version. It’s defined by […]

Julie Collins, LPC Assoicate
Mar 26, 20253 min read


How to Cope with Seasonal Affective Disorder in Winter Months
Do the winter months get you down and leave you wondering where all your energy went? Do you feel tired and unmotivated, wanting to lay on the couch or in bed all day? Are you like Maggie, a wife and mom, who works remotely from home? In late fall, Maggie’s mood begins to change with […]

Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S
Dec 3, 20242 min read


The Caregiver’s Guide: Self Care Tips for Therapist to Prevent Burnout
As therapists, we are often the ones holding space for others, listening deeply, and helping clients process their most challenging emotions. It’s meaningful and rewarding work, but it can also be emotionally demanding. Many therapists pour so much into their clients that they leave little room to care for themselves. Over time, this can lead […]

Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S
Nov 26, 20245 min read


Spring into Serenity: Declutter Your Way to Calm
Spring cleaning – it’s a tradition as old as time (well, almost!). But beyond the satisfaction of sparkling windows and dust-free shelves, decluttering your physical space can have a profound impact on your mental well-being. Here at Fowler and Tidwell Counseling, we see firsthand the link between a cluttered environment and feelings of stress, anxiety, […]

Jenai Tidwell, LPC-S
Apr 28, 20242 min read
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