Willow Wellness

04/27/2026

✨ Join Our Group Therapy Practice – Flat Fee Model! ✨

Are you a therapist or dietitian looking for a supportive community, a beautiful space to see clients, and the freedom to build your own brand?

We’re expanding our group practice and inviting new members to join our flat fee model – no percentage splits, just one simple monthly fee that allows you to keep what you earn.

What we offer:

* A welcoming, collaborative environment
* Beautifully furnished offices
* Marketing and referral support
* Freedom in how you practice
* Mentorship on embracing you identity as an entrepreneur

Perfect for therapists who want independence with the benefits of a team!

📩 DM us or email [email protected] to schedule a tour or chat about joining our practice.

11/26/2025

✨ Big news! ✨

We’re so excited to welcome Dr. Amy Mulkey, LP to the Willow Wellness family! She joins us as an experienced psychologist bringing over 25 years of clinical practice, now offering both in-person sessions in Wilmington and virtual sessions across NC and VA. 

Dr. Mulkey blends a problem-solving, evidence-based approach with warmth, insight, and a commitment to supporting individuals, couples, and families through growth, healing, and change. 

If you’ve been feeling stuck, seeking new coping strategies, navigating life transitions, or simply looking for a supportive space to heal — Dr. Mulkey is here to help. Reach out and let’s take the next step together 🌿

10/15/2025

🌿 Exciting News! 🌿
Kristin opened up an extra day in her schedule and is now accepting new clients!
✨ In-person sessions in Wilmington
✨ Virtual therapy for NC residents
✨ Now offering appointments Wednesday through Friday!

📩 Send a message or click the link in bio to schedule your first session with Kristin.

07/22/2025

✨ Join Our Group Practice ✨Flat Fee Model! ✨

Are you a seasoned therapist or dietitian in search of the right private practice for you?

We’re expanding our group practice and inviting new members to join our team. Our flat fee model means you pay a simple monthly fee and keep the rest.

What we offer:

🛋️ Beautifully furnished offices

🤝 A welcoming, collaborative atmosphere

📣 Help getting your name out there

🛋️ Ongoing mentorship & support

☕️ Freedom to create your dream practice

What we are looking for :

⏳ Experience: Our model works best for folks who are fully licensed and have honed their clinical skills.

👂Eagerness: Even the most experienced clinicians can be overwhelmed by entrepreneurship. That’s where we can help!

📖 Trauma-informed: This doesn’t have to be a specialty or niche, but we want a team committed to creating a safe and stable environment for one another and our clients.

🍽️ HAES-aligned: We believe all bodies are beautiful and worthy of respect. We want clinicians who push back against diet-culture!

Think this might be a good fit?

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Email 📩 [email protected] or go to the link in our bio to schedule a tour or chat about joining our practice.

07/18/2025

📦 We’re Moving! 🗺️

Big news — we’re changing locations! Starting August 4th you’ll find us in our new cozy space at:

📍 1127 Floral Pkwy. Ste. 300

We’re so excited about this move and can’t wait for you to see the new office. It will be the same excellent support from Team Willow— just a fresh new space with room to grow!

If you’ve got an appointment coming up, don’t worry — we’ll send all the details your way.

As excited as we are, it is bittersweet to say goodbye to our time on Racine Dr. The past two years have been a whirlwind as we stepped out to expand our business. We are grateful for the time we had here and especially that we were able to share the space with We will definitely miss you most of all!

09/17/2024

“When we deny the story, it defines us. When we own the story, we can write a brave new ending.” -Brene’ Brown Owning your story is empowering and healing. Write your brave new ending!

09/06/2024

I think Briere is one of the most underrated trauma authors. It can be easy to get caught in the weeds or get discouraged during trauma work. A lot of training and education in the trauma world has started to focus on specific interventions or manualized treatment protocols. Those things are wonderful and have their place. But it is important to have a broader vision and understanding of trauma as a therapist. And that is something that takes time and experience to develop. It also means that developing healthy relationships with clients is arguably our most important job. Most anyone can learn a specific intervention, but it takes a healthy person who is doing their own healing to create a safe space and cultivate meaningful, restorative relationships.

08/30/2024

08/10/2024

“Don’t aim at success. The more you aim at it and make it a target, the more you are going to miss it. For success, like happiness, cannot be pursued; it must ensue, and it only does so as the unintended side effect of one’s personal dedication to a cause greater than oneself or as the by-product of one’s surrender to a person other than oneself. Happiness must happen, and the same holds for success: you have to let it happen by not caring about it. I want you to listen to what your conscience commands you to do and go on to carry it out to the best of your knowledge. Then you will live to see that in the long-run—in the long-run, I say!—success will follow you precisely because you had forgotten to think about it.” -Viktor Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning

08/10/2024

This can be so hard. Especially for therapists. Especially for women. Especially for people pleasers. If someone is hurting, struggling or asking for help, it is natural to want to jump in and save them. In the moment it can feel cruel to let someone fail, sit in discomfort or endure the natural consequences of their actions. But there are so many times when we think we are helping and we are actually perpetuating unhealthy cycles. This can be true in parenting, friendships, the therapy room, and in business relationships. When we feel the urge to help, we can ask ourselves a few questions to decide whether or not to intervene: Do I know the whole story? What is my intention/goal in helping? Is the other person asking for my help? What happens if I do nothing? Is there someone better equipped to help than me?