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What does family counseling actually help with?Sometimes it’s the same argument happening over and over. A parent and te...
08/28/2026

What does family counseling actually help with?

Sometimes it’s the same argument happening over and over. A parent and teen who seem to be constantly at odds. Siblings struggling to get along. A family trying to adjust after a separation, loss, move, or other big change. Or everyone may simply feel a little more disconnected than they used to.

Family counseling can offer a place to slow things down, understand what’s happening underneath the conflict, and begin finding different ways of responding to one another.

We put together a little more about what family counseling can look like, who it may be helpful for, and how it can help. https://greenwaycw.com/family-counseling

Cultivating What Matters 🌻I've continued thinking about our wildflower garden behind the office and what caring for it r...
08/14/2026

Cultivating What Matters 🌻

I've continued thinking about our wildflower garden behind the office and what caring for it reminds me of about caring for ourselves and the people closest to us.

This can be especially difficult for those of us who are naturally helpers. We may be quick to notice what someone else needs while missing—or not fully recognizing—the needs much closer to home.

Sometimes those needs aren't even subtle. A spouse may be asking for more time together, a child may be trying to get our attention, or we may know we're stretched too thin. It's easy to think we'll get to it when things settle down.

Being a caring person doesn't automatically create healthy patterns of caring. We can be compassionate and still struggle with saying no, taking on things that aren't ours to carry, or giving more than we really have available.

Part of tending our own garden is learning to recognize those patterns and what actually belongs to us to care for.

🌻 Cultivating What MattersI've continued thinking about our little wildflower garden behind the office and what caring f...
08/11/2026

🌻 Cultivating What Matters

I've continued thinking about our little wildflower garden behind the office and what caring for it reminds me of about caring for ourselves and the people closest to us.

The signs that a garden needs us aren't always subtle. Sometimes the leaves are drooping and the soil is obviously dry. The same can be true in our closest relationships. Someone may be telling us they need more time with us, that they miss us, or that something doesn't feel right.

We may even hear what they're saying and still not understand how important it is at the time. When we're used to responding to so many needs around us, it's easy to think we'll get to this one, too. We'll make more time when things settle down. We'll be more present next week.

But the people closest to us are living with our patterns, too. They may have been asking for more of our time or attention for quite a while, and what we're experiencing as feeling pulled in too many directions may feel very different from their side.

I think this can be especially difficult for people who are naturally helpers. Being a caring person doesn't automatically create healthy patterns of caring. We can be enormously compassionate and still struggle with boundaries, saying no, taking on things that aren't really ours to carry, or recognizing when we're giving more than we actually have available.

And if that's become our pattern, changing it can be hard. It may mean disappointing someone, not immediately stepping in when we know we could help, or tolerating the discomfort of letting another person take responsibility for something we've gotten used to doing.

That's part of tending our own garden, too.

🌻 Cultivating what mattersA couple of months ago, my husband and I planted a small wildflower garden behind our office.I...
08/03/2026

🌻 Cultivating what matters

A couple of months ago, my husband and I planted a small wildflower garden behind our office.

It wasn't anything elaborate. The space felt a little bare, and we wanted to brighten it up for everyone who comes and goes from our building—our clients, staff, neighbors, and anyone else who happens to walk by.

Since then, we've watered it almost every day. A few of our staff have jumped in to help along the way, too.

Now, every time we come to the office, there's something new to notice. Bright zinnias opening up. Hummingbirds stopping by for a visit. Yellow finches landing on the flowers. Butterflies and bees making their rounds. It's become one of my favorite parts of the day to see what's changed since the day before.

The more I've watched this garden grow, the more I've found myself thinking about the people and relationships we care about most. In many ways, they aren't all that different.

The flowers didn't get here because of one really good day of watering. They got here because someone kept coming back. A little water. Pulling a few weeds. Paying attention. Trusting that even when it didn't look like much was happening, something was still taking place beneath the surface.

I have a feeling this little garden has more to teach me than I expected.

Over the next little while, I'd love to share some of the things it's been making me think about. Sometimes I'll be talking about flowers, but what I'm really talking about is relationships, taking care of ourselves, and what it means to cultivate the people, relationships, and parts of our lives that matter most. ~ Laura Taylor, MS, LCMHCS








We’re very happy to welcome Mady Harp, MS, LCMHCA, as Greenway’s newest therapist! 🌿We’re especially excited that Mady i...
08/03/2026

We’re very happy to welcome Mady Harp, MS, LCMHCA, as Greenway’s newest therapist! 🌿

We’re especially excited that Mady is the first therapist at Greenway to specifically offer family counseling. She also has a strong interest in working with couples and has completed Levels 1 and 2 of Gottman Method Couples Therapy training.

In addition to couples and families, Mady works individually with adolescents ages 12 and older and adults. She can help with anxiety, stress, difficult emotions, relationship concerns, communication, life changes, and building confidence.

Mady offers in-person sessions at our High Point office, telehealth sessions across North Carolina, and walk-and-talk sessions on the paved trails near our office.

She is now accepting new clients and is in network with select insurance plans. Contact our office if you’d like help checking your coverage or learning more about her availability.

Learn more about Mady:
https://greenwaycw.com/madyharp

📞 (336) 884-9510
✉️ [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

Spring is a time for new beginnings, and our practice is buzzing with a few openings for new clients. 🐝All of our therap...
04/05/2026

Spring is a time for new beginnings, and our practice is buzzing with a few openings for new clients. 🐝

All of our therapists are currently accepting new clients, and in most cases, we’re able to schedule an appointment within 1–2 weeks depending on your availability.

Each of our counselors has different areas of focus, and we’re happy to help match you with someone who fits your needs.

If you’ve been thinking about starting therapy, this can be a good time to reach out.









Jessi Matlock, MS, LCMHC has a few new openings for adult clients (18+).She typically maintains a waitlist, but a few cl...
02/26/2026

Jessi Matlock, MS, LCMHC has a few new openings for adult clients (18+).

She typically maintains a waitlist, but a few clients have recently completed counseling, which has opened up several spots.

Jessi works with adults navigating:
• trauma
• life transitions
• anxiety & mood concerns
• emotional challenges

She also offers Walk & Talk therapy sessions on the trails outside our office for those who feel more comfortable meeting outdoors.🦋

In-person in High Point + telehealth across NC
Bilingual in Spanish & English

If you’ve been considering reaching out, this may be a good time – especially if you'd like to meet with Jessi.
📞 (336) 884-9510
🌿 greenwaycw.com

(We're Hiring!) Whether you’ve been on your own in private practice or working for an agency, you’ve possibly felt the p...
10/13/2025

(We're Hiring!) Whether you’ve been on your own in private practice or working for an agency, you’ve possibly felt the pull — wanting more freedom without all the headaches that can come with it.

At Greenway Counseling & Wellness, we take care of the billing, admin, and referrals so you can focus on the part you love most: helping clients heal and grow.

You’ll also be part of a warm, collaborative team — people who genuinely care about the work and each other, so you’re never doing our work alone.

We’re hiring LCSW, LCMHC, LMFT, and associate-level clinicians trained in EMDR, ART, or Brainspotting (full or part-time).

Supervision is included for LCMHCA’s — and we offer a supportive, growth-minded environment designed to help you thrive.

Learn more about what we offer (and check out our values!) here:
🌿 greenwaycw.com/employee-pay-benefits












Learn more about what we offer (and check out our values!) here:
🌿 greenwaycw.com/employee-pay-benefits

🍂 This fall brings new coverage! We’re now in-network with Ambetter — in addition to Aetna, BCBS, United Healthcare, and...
09/09/2025

🍂 This fall brings new coverage! We’re now in-network with Ambetter — in addition to Aetna, BCBS, United Healthcare, and more. We’re here for you through all of life’s seasons.

🌟 We’re Hiring an EMDR Clinician! 🌟Greenway Counseling & Wellness is growing, and we’re looking for a full-time EMDR the...
08/19/2025

🌟 We’re Hiring an EMDR Clinician! 🌟
Greenway Counseling & Wellness is growing, and we’re looking for a full-time EMDR therapist (LCMHC, LCMHCA, LCSW, LMFT) who connects with how we work and what we value as a group.

💚 Why Join Us?

🌿 We can fill your EMDR caseload quickly—our community has more need than we can currently serve.

🌿 This graphic isn’t a checklist of perfection—it’s a snapshot of the qualities we care about and how we try to treat each other every day. You don’t have to be all of these things all the time (none of us are). But if this list feels familiar—or includes qualities others often use to describe you—we’d really love to meet you.

🌿 Competitive pay + great benefits: health coverage, Simple IRA with up to 3% match, $400/year CEU budget, and free clinical supervision for LCMHCAs.

🍃 Learn more & apply: greenwaycw.com/join-our-group
Full benefits list: greenwaycw.com/employee-pay-benefits

Address

4154 Mendenhall Oaks Parkway, Suite 101
High Point, NC
27265

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 8pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 8pm
Thursday 8:30am - 8pm
Friday 8:30am - 8pm
Saturday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+13368849510

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