Worth It

06/15/2026

Men’s Health Week is a chance to ask how we can all better support the men in our lives.

All men deserve care, support, and room to be honest about what they're carrying. That includes physical health, stress, sleep, anger, anxiety, relationships, grief, and the things that get pushed down or pushed through.

At WorthIt, we recognize the full picture of men’s health: body, mind, relationships, and well-being. We celebrate the goal of raising awareness around men’s health issues to grow advocacy and support.

This week, check in on your body. Check in on your mind. Check in on the men around you. You're Worth It

06/08/2026

Pride Month is a time to celebrate identity, authenticity, and the strength it can take to live openly as yourself. But stigma, discrimination, rejection, and unsafe environments can take a real toll on mental health.

At Worth It Therapy, we believe everyone deserves care that honors the whole person. This Pride Month, we celebrate the courage of living authentically and the communities that help make that possible.

For LGBTQ+ mental health resources, visit Mental Health America’s LGBTQ+ Mental Health Resources page: https://bit.ly/3RU2l3a

06/02/2026

Olivia supports adults navigating anxiety, depression, complex trauma, grief, relationship challenges, family conflict, life transitions, or the feeling of not knowing where to start. Her approach is empathetic, collaborative, and grounded in helping clients build self-compassion, insight, and resilience.

05/30/2026

Those struggling with their mental health often convince themselves they are the only one who feels this way. The only one who is overwhelmed. The only one who cannot seem to “just get over it.” The only one whose nervous system feels stuck in survival mode.

If you have survived anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, burnout, or another mental health struggle, your story matters.

When someone who has been there says, “I understand,” it can help another person believe support is possible. Your honesty may become a bridge for someone else sitting in the same silence you once knew.

As we reach the end of Mental Health Awareness Month, we invite all of us to keep the bridge of healing and honesty wide open.

05/27/2026

Meet Amanda Jelavich, LCSW, LSCSW.

Amanda supports clients navigating anxiety, trauma, depression, stress, substance use concerns, and relationship struggles. Her approach is collaborative and strengths-based, helping clients build on what is already within them to move forward with confidence, clarity, and hope.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re reminding you that asking for support does not mean starting from scratch. Sometimes it means finding the right person to help you reconnect with your own resilience.

You’re worth it.

05/25/2026

Recognizing the mental health impact of service, sacrifice, and loss is one way we honor the full human cost of Memorial Day.

If you or someone you love is struggling, reaching out for help can be an act of strength, not weakness. You do not have to struggle in silence.

05/22/2026

Meet Jennifer Eick-Jakiela, LCSW, LSCSW.

Jennifer specializes in teletherapy to create a client-centered, collaborative, and trauma-informed approach. She supports clients navigating anxiety, depression, PTSD, chronic stress, trauma, and dissociation, using tools like EMDR, somatic strategies, parts work, DBT techniques, SSP, and family systems theory.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re reminding you that support often begins with connection. Sometimes seeing a face and learning a name can make the first step feel a little more possible.

05/19/2026

A “good day” does not have to mean everything is perfect.

Sometimes a good day looks like getting out of bed a little earlier. Taking a breath before reacting. Feeling safe in your body for a few moments. Asking for what you need. Letting yourself rest without guilt. Feeling connected to one person who understands.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, we are reflecting on what helps create more good days, not just individually, but together. Mental health support can happen in families, friendships, workplaces, communities, and therapy rooms.

If good days have felt harder to find lately, therapy can help you understand what is getting in the way and what kind of support your mind and body may need next.

05/05/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) 2026 Mental Health Awareness Month theme invites everyone to join NAMI in speaking up against mental health stigma.

At Worth It Therapy services, we are proud to join the call to create a community of support, so that no one has to face mental health challenges alone.

04/27/2026