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Start Here: A Welcome to Our Neurodivergent-Affirming, Queer-Celebrating, Human-Centered Therapy Practice
Whether you are just starting your therapy journey, continuing to explore, or returning after a break, we want to make it as easy as possible for you to learn about who we are, what we offer, and how to get started with a therapist.
Rachel M Hendricks, LCSW
May 20, 20253 min read


The Role of Social Justice in the Therapy Space
One truth I hold deeply at this point is this: everything, and I do mean everything, is political.
Who gets safety and who doesn’t.
Whose needs are considered essential.
Who can violate the law without consequence.
Who is treated as expendable.
We cannot separate individual decision-making from the political context in which we live. Social justice requires that we identify systems of oppression, cultivate practices of resistance, and strengthen agency at the individual and
Rachel M Hendricks, LCSW
Feb 252 min read


What Leadership Looks Like as a Therapist
For me, it is not about titles, hierarchy, or being the person with the most confidence in the room, and it definitely isn’t about having everything figured out. Instead, I find myself leading from a place of quiet.
My leadership shows up in the way I listen, in the way I slow myself down before responding, and in the way I choose curiosity and acceptance over defensiveness.
Brooke Gibson, LCSW
Feb 113 min read


Meet the Clinicians: LaQuan Paige, LCMHCA
Introducing LaQuan Paige, LCMHCA: A grounded, compassionate therapist who helps clients reconnect with themselves and their sense of purpose. When I was a kid, there were so many things I just knew I was going to be when I grew up. The list ranged from being an X-Men superhero, to being a big time DJ or poet, to me being a professional football player. In all honesty, I had no idea what I wanted to do, who I was, or who I wanted to be . I just knew I wanted to do somethi
LaQuan Paige, MAEd, LCMHCA
Jan 282 min read


Finding Your Social Media Balance
In 2026, social media is everywhere. It’s used by almost everyone and, in many ways, feels unavoidable.
So how do we strike a balance between using it in ways that are helpful and meaningful without falling down the rabbit hole of comparison, overwhelm, or burnout?
Kalee Mills
Jan 143 min read


Balancing Competing Priorities and Maintaining Wellness
In today’s world, many people feel like they’re being pulled in a dozen directions at once. Between work, family, relationships, health, finances, community responsibilities, and the unexpected stresses that pop up along the way, it can feel impossible to give equal attention to everything, and trying to “do it all” often leads to burnout, guilt, or the sense that we’re never doing enough. As therapists, we see how deeply this impacts emotional well-being. The good news? Bala
Alyssa Rockwell, MSW, LCSWA, LCASA
Jan 73 min read


Postpartum Parenting with ADHD
Postpartum parenting with ADHD is something we don’t talk about nearly enough, and yet it impacts so many of us in ways that feel both overwhelming and isolating . ADHD itself is also a risk factor for postpartum depression and anxiety , which can intensify emotional overwhelm and make the adjustment to early parenthood even more challenging. If you’re navigating this season, I want you to hear this first: you are not failing . ADHD brains thrive on structure, predictability,
Loren Bahor, MSW, LCSW
Dec 10, 20254 min read


Eating, Body Image, & the Holidays
During the holidays, food is often the main focus of celebrations and family time. I’ve spent many years helping people handle the many challenges that come with the holiday season, and almost universally (and independent of what brings each person to therapy), food anxiety comes up.
What do I think causes most of the stress and anxiety around food and body image during the holidays? I have found that the biggest culprits are...
Cassy Taverna, MSW, LCSW
Nov 12, 20254 min read


When Therapy Gets Real: Embracing Authenticity in the Therapy Room
For me, in therapy sessions, my goal is to be authentic and to show up as a real person wanting to connect with my client. I believe this is very important in the healing process.
When I do therapy, I hold space for showing up as my full self, mistakes and all, and I think that this benefits the relationship that I have with my clients.
At times, I will laugh with clients, cry with clients, and sometimes...
Lea Cartner, MAEd, LCMHCA
Oct 28, 20253 min read


Solo Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT): How One Partner’s Work Can Transform a Relationship
One of the most common things I hear from clients is, “I want to work on my relationship, but my partner isn’t ready or willing to do therapy.”
That can feel discouraging, especially when you care deeply about your relationship and want things to get better.
The good news is...
Christopher Schulte, MAEd, LCMHCA
Oct 24, 20252 min read


Books, Bans, and the Battle for Expression: Join Us in Defending the Right to Read
TLDR: Honeybee is partnering with The Roasted Bookery and Hi-Wire Brewing at an event bringing awareness and pushing back against book...
Holly McKoy, MSW, LCSW
Sep 30, 20254 min read


Finding Safety and Connection with Polyvagal Theory
A solid portion of my clients know that I tend to geek out when we discuss Polyvagal Theory and the autonomic nervous system (ANS). When...
Brooke Gibson, LCSW
Apr 10, 20233 min read


Navigating Motherhood and ADHD: Practicing Self-Compassion
I remember in one of my Women’s Studies courses in college (I am hardcore aging myself – quick check confirms that my alma mater now...
Loren Bahor, MSW, LCSWA
Apr 1, 20233 min read


Gah! I Am Struggling! Help!
For many people, the thought of meeting a stranger and sharing the worst, most painful, and most challenging experiences of their lives...
Brooke Gibson, LCSW
Aug 31, 20223 min read


Meet the Clinicians: Brooke Gibson, LCSW
Brooke Gibson is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) who is laid back, loves college football (GO DAWGS!), knows every word to...
Brooke Gibson, LCSW
Aug 31, 20222 min read


Advice for a Pregnant Person? Some Thoughts....
Something that I have observed from being pregnant is how much interest people take in the bodies and choices of pregnant women. In the...
Loren Bahor, MSW, LCSWA
Aug 12, 20222 min read


Pride: Origins and Future Directions
As a New York native, I remember fondly attending the annual New York City Pride parade each year in my 20’s - a sea of vibrant colors –...
Loren Bahor, MSW, LCSWA
Jun 24, 20223 min read


Pride is a Protest- and Always Has Been
Explore the reasons why Pride is more than a month of parties.
Rachel M Hendricks, LCSW
Jun 7, 20222 min read


What Is a Queer Affirming Practice?
Honeybee prides itself on being a queer-affirming practice. What does that mean? I am glad you asked. First, while queer has long been...
Rachel M Hendricks, LCSW
Jun 4, 20222 min read


Navigating ADHD in Romantic and Partner Relationships
Perhaps you are the partner who struggles to manage time, falls through on promises to vacuum the house or pick up the groceries, and...
Loren Bahor, MSW, LCSWA
Feb 18, 20223 min read
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