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Welcome to our page! We are so excited to share this blog with you that started in our hearts years ago.  Our intention is to connect, support, inspire, and empower people through deep exploration and meaningful conversations.

As professionals, we strive to provide “outside the box” counseling centered around authenticity, creativity, and self-expression. Our M.O is to strengthen our client’s well-being by way of facilitating change.

As women, we recognize the importance of supporting one another in going beyond our perceived roles. As human beings, we recognize the importance of surpassing perceived fear and returning to a space where we are all respected and valued.

We are people of service who are driven by passion and a belief in the power of change and self growth. We believe in positive thinking, practicing holistic teachings, and engaging in creative endeavors. Most importantly, we believe in the healing power of community and unity.

As you read on, you will become familiar with our  writing styles. Yari, loves expressing her ideas and knowledge as if you are sitting with her having an extended conversation. Xiomara often keeps it short and sweet as she’s primarily behind the camera and constantly capturing new images for the blog and other social media. In  the absence of a signature at the end of a post, it’s safe to assume we worked on it together.

We are pleased you have entered our space and are delighted to support your path to wholeness.

Xiomara & Yari

About

Hi, I’m Xiomara! Let me start by saying thank you for coming along this journey with us. I’m a lover of expressed creativity, people of all kinds, romantic comedies, pizza, and ranch sauce. When connecting with me, you will notice words such as energy, God, universe, and synchronicity in my vocabulary. I am a firm… Continue reading About

Private Practice

We are accepting new clients in private practice as we are excited to have partnered with Life Discovery Psychotherapy. Each of us offers a unique approach to therapy as we like to think of ourselves as therapists outside the box! Below you will find links to our Psychology Today profile(s). We are conveniently located on… Continue reading Private Practice

The Power to Decide

This week, we are featuring two bad-ass women that DECIDED years ago to recognize their power and change their stories. They are now sharing their gifts with their daughters and the world.

The Power to Choose

This week, I made the choice to seek abundance and kindness. In this frequency, inspired thought came knocking at my door and heart and invited me to reach out to my community which inspires me in many ways. You will meet intentional, loving and powerful women that have invited abundance and community into their hearts and are giving back to you.

Can’t Rain On My Parade

In the Roman calendar March was the first month of the year as it was the transition from winter to spring. This winter, I persevered through self-guilt and made time for rest and renewal.

Therapy Outside the Box

If you live in the US, over 44 million American adults have a mental health condition. Yet, many Americans experiencing a mental health condition still report having an unmet need. If you or someone you know is looking for change, let me share with you my outside the box beliefs on therapy.

10 Powerful Tips for 2019

2018 left us many teachings, as it came with exciting challenges. We launched this blog, started private practice, partnered with other professionals to share our story, and all while also trying to balance our full time jobs and personal lives. 2018 was grand! Our blog reached readers in 49 countries since its launching and we… Continue reading 10 Powerful Tips for 2019

Spirit of Adventure

The adrenaline rush of a new occurrence, the mystery of an unforeseen experience and the excitement of endless possibilities. This is the spirit of adventure.

New Family with Old Family Business 

We can change our external experience/world but if we continue to engage in old, destructive behavior or patterns of thinking, more of the same will be created. The past will become our present and our future.

The Blame Game

Research shares that we retain 80% of what we experience. It is not until we experience a different perspective that ours widens.

Is It Time?

Forgiveness does not mean that you forget or condone what someone has done to you. Forgiveness has you acknowledge what was done and how it affected you.

Fostering Hope- A Blog Post

I learned that asking someone of their experience instead of judging their experience was much more powerful.

Teachings from my Father- A Blog Post

June is the month to celebrate the fathers in our lives. In this post, you will read of two complex men that taught invaluable lessons to their daughters.

Is Therapy the Answer? A Blog Post

We are here to tell you that therapy can become your ally. It is a space where a trained professional will listen without judgement. A space where you can safely explore the pain and eventually flick it off, sending it on its way.  

Mother, Don’t Apologize- A Blog Post

For many, one of the coolest aspects of adulthood is learning and understanding one’s parents on a deeper level. I’ve developed a new appreciation for who they were, what they’ve lived, and who they are today, especially, my mother.

Forgiveness-A Blog Post

The decisions we make after an experience are so subtle that one doesn’t notice how it hinders you until something happens.

Here, in a min you will be part of my past from my new start. I will never forget you and the things you have taught me. I have learned alot, Thank you so much! You don’t know how you have changed my life. You are the best and you are awesome at what you do. Stay safe and I hope you make it big in life. You deserve it, for real. I did not do my homework, my dog ate it, lol. Maybe I’ll run into you in life one day and I can repay you for all your help.

J.B.

To Yari

I am a woman who had just served a five-year prison sentence when I had the privilege of having Xiomara as my therapist. While incarcerated, I took many self-improvement classes, such as substance abuse and anger management. Yet, the transition from prison to society and not being wholly accepted by most people was difficult. Xiomara helped make the transition easier by assisting me in dealing with daily struggles like temptations, feelings of inadequacy, frustrations, and hindrances. We did daily, weekly, and monthly planning for my new life. She would tell me stories of similar experiences that she herself had. This made me feel like a “regular” person with common problems as the rest of the world. Almost two years since my release, I realize just how fortunate I am to have the support and guidance from such a gentle and loving person who truly cares for me. I am now helping others who are in similar situations because giving back is all part of life. It’s how things are supposed to be. I thank God for putting Xiomara in my life and I value her more than she probably realizes.  R.B. (Initials used to maintain confidentiality).

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