Success in recovery truly starts from within. By nurturing a healthy relationship with ourselves, we open the door to transformative change. Embracing a lifestyle that supports our mind, body, and spirit is essential. We create protective factors by surrounding ourselves with individuals who uplift us—those who listen, provide wisdom, and exemplify positive behaviors.
Awareness is a powerful tool in overcoming obstacles. When we recognize our strengths and the support we have, we can cultivate resilience that extends beyond ourselves to our families and communities. Together, let’s inspire one another and foster a brighter, healthier future. Remember, each step on this journey is a victory in itself!
Sheila Reed is a Licensed Associate Addiction Counselor (LAAC) with a strong dedication to mental health care and community support. Sheila has built a professional journey marked by a commitment to helping others, supported by multiple certifications that highlight her expertise in trauma, crisis intervention, and infant mental health.
Since 2015, Sheila has made significant contributions to the fields of Mental Health and Addiction Treatment, as well as Early Childhood Education and training. Sheila employs evidence-based practices to assist clients facing addiction and trauma, ensuring a holistic approach that addresses mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, and social well-being.
Sheila focuses on building resilience in individuals and families, equipping them to provide better support for children who have experienced trauma. Her goal is to create nurturing environments that foster thriving rather than merely surviving, ultimately enhancing the overall mental health and well-being of the community.
At Repairing The Bridge, we take a collaborative and strength-based approach to counseling. We believe in helping individuals identify and build upon their strengths to achieve positive outcomes.
We offer a variety of services, including experiences related to the unique challenges of trauma, loneliness, isolation, and chronic illness. We offer parenting support, and more. Our services are designed to meet the unique needs of each individual and family.
We engage with children and adolescents through thoughtfully tailored approaches rooted in developmental principles, attachment theory, and trauma-informed practices. Our focus is on fostering an environment of safety, autonomy, and acceptance, ensuring that every young person feels valued and understood. We deeply respect and honor the rich diversity of backgrounds, committing ourselves to deliver culturally sensitive care that meets the unique needs of each individual.
