Beyond the Brokenness Mental Wellness Solutions, LLC

06/18/2026

Gain Practical Tools, Resources, and Strategies for Practice
📍 PRCC | Hattiesburg, MS
📅 September 11, 2026

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06/17/2026

In my practice, I encountered a client who initially denied having depression, despite evident symptoms. Her hesitation stemmed from a belief that accepting a diagnosis would inevitably lead to a medication prescribed, causing her to fear a diminished future. This fear represents a stigma, a misconception unsupported by evidence.

The reality is that managing depression without medication is a highly individualized process. Many individuals effectively alleviate their symptoms through: structured lifestyle adjustments, targeted therapies, specific coping mechanisms, social support, and the cultivation of self-awareness and regulation skills. Not everyone requires medication, and the refusal of assistance due to stigma or fear can perpetuate suffering.

Globally, a significant percentage, ranging from 16% to 84% (with a median of approximately 56%), of individuals with depression do not seek professional care, often due to stigma, accessibility issues, or fear. Research indicates that approximately 54% of young people and 12.5% of adults experience natural remission of depressive symptoms within a year without medication.

That doesn’t mean everyone should go unmedicated. It means:
✨ Depression exists on a spectrum.
✨ Recovery is not one size fits all.
✨ Treatment can include many paths therapy, lifestyle, medication, or a blend.
✨ The real risk is avoiding care because of fear or stigma.

Let’s stop policing how people heal and start supporting people where they are.

Your experience is valid. Your healing matters. so let’s build understanding not fear.

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06/16/2026

Not too many children dont like UNO. But 90% of them dont like to, dont want to and or dont know how to tapk about their feelings using word.
Using some common family games we introduce appropriate conversations about feelings.

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06/14/2026

Faith, psychotherapy, and psychiatric care work together. Prayer, scripture, counseling, community support, therapy, and medical treatment can all be part of healing.

The Bible never teaches us to ignore wisdom, support, or care when someone is suffering. Luke, one of the writers of the Gospel, was a physician. Proverbs reminds us there is wisdom in seeking counsel. Even Elijah experienced emotional exhaustion and despair and was cared for physically before spiritually.

Mental illnesses such as severe depression, bipolar disorder, psychosis, anxiety disorders, and trauma-related conditions are real medical and psychological concerns, not a sign of weak faith, hidden sin, or demonic possession. While faith can provide strength, hope, and spiritual grounding, some situations also require licensed mental health treatment, crisis intervention, medication management, and professional support.

Telling someone in a psychiatric crisis to “just pray harder” without proper intervention can deepen shame, hopelessness, fear, and isolation. We must stop stigmatizing mental health care within faith communities and normalize appropriate care.

God can work through therapists.
God can work through psychiatrists.
God can work through medication.
God can work through prayer.

Seeking help is not a lack of faith but wisdom, stewardship, and courage.

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Beyond the Brokenness Mental Wellness Solutions.

06/11/2026

Mississippi faces the tenth-highest provider shortage, with only one provider for every 543 residents statewide.

When considering therapy, inquire with your child's school about options for outside therapy from Beyond The Brokenness Mental Wellness Solutions or other providers, allowing them to receive care while in school. This arrangement, while requiring an hour, provides necessary mental health support and minimizes academic disruption from missed appointments.

📞 To schedule an appointment with Beyond The Brokenness Mental Wellness Solutions, call 601-602-3866.

06/10/2026

Self reflection: How do you view yourself on your best days versus your hardest days?

Let’s talk about this.
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06/09/2026

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We’re already planning our next conference, and we can’t wait to bring together professionals who are passionate about serving others.

📍 PRCC | Hattiesburg, MS
📅 September 11, 2026

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Attendees will gain practical tools, proven strategies, and CE credits to strengthen their work with clients and communities. It is also a chance to grow personally, connect with colleagues, and give back in meaningful ways.

06/05/2026

Nearly half (47.5%) of Mississippi’s students attend rural schools where in-person mental health support is often limited, the third-highest rural rate in the country. Research found that over half (56.6%) of youths who experienced a major depressive episode in the past year did not receive any mental health services, the 19th highest rate nationwide.

📞 To schedule an appointment with Beyond The Brokenness Mental Wellness Solutions, call 601-602-3866.