Carrie Vinson, LICSW

Carrie Vinson, LICSW Clinician, Coach, Speaker, & Creator of . Are you tired of not being enough, having enough or being able to do enough? Then I want to work with YOU!

Let me help you see that you are already enough! Through honoring intuition and exploration of purpose you can create connection with your own enough-ness. It is the experience of self love, acceptance and embodying your own enough-ness that creates space for your own Joy. In this Joy, you access the life you fully deserve. So you may be wondering, how specifically do I do this? Together through C

oaching we will implement active listening, visualization, goal setting and support. We will strengthen and stabilize what works for you and then branch outside of your comfort zone so you can climb higher and design your Joy-full life! Press the Learn More button and let’s get started!

Excited to share this gem, recorded with the fabulous Carrie Rowan!
02/16/2024

Excited to share this gem, recorded with the fabulous Carrie Rowan!

12/04/2023

I have an ask of my friends. If you do not already, can you please follow on Instagram? I would love to build that account and spread the word about the WORRY Deck collection! I know on my heart this tool can help many, I just need some support in spreading the word. Many thanks my friends!

11/10/2023

If anyone is around this weekend and looking for something to do, come visit me at the natural living expo. I will be at booth 1 selling the Worry Decks! It is a really fun weekend!

Saturday, November 11 • 9am-6pmSunday, November 12 • 9:30am-4:30pmVenue: Best Western Royal Plaza Trade Center & Hotel181 Boston Post Rd West (Route 20) in Marlborough, MAThe Natural Living Expo is New England's premiere holistic health event. Now in its 16th year, the expo features over 200 ...

LOOK, PANTS! 😉 First day back in office after 3 1/2 years. Looking forward to seeing my clients back in person.
10/03/2023

LOOK, PANTS! 😉 First day back in office after 3 1/2 years. Looking forward to seeing my clients back in person.

.hill.apothecary! I have so enjoyed this candle since I had the pleasure of meeting you at the Bristol event. I will nee...
06/11/2021

.hill.apothecary! I have so enjoyed this candle since I had the pleasure of meeting you at the Bristol event. I will need to replenish soon! Hoping to connect 🌟

Do you work in a school? Please read on. For the last year plus all of us have had to focus on our physical safety, disr...
05/12/2021

Do you work in a school? Please read on.

For the last year plus all of us have had to focus on our physical safety, disrupting our daily lives significantly. Teachers and administrators like yourselves have been asked to continue on in their jobs for the well-being of all of our children, sometimes even your own. This has meant drastically changing the way in which you conduct your work on a regular basis. As physical safety was being addressed you were simultaneously managing your own emotional well-being as well as that of your families AND students; some of you even lost family members. The demands have been high.

Emotional struggles throughout this past year are normal and if you have struggled you are not alone.

As we reopen and more and more people are vaccinated we can breathe a little easier relative to physical risk, however those of us in the mental health field are seeing a sharp increase in emotional distress. Many people are finding themselves ready and excited yet anxious and worried. It makes sense. Again, this is normal.

So what can you do?

There are a number of ways in which we can take back control over our stress and worry. Here are three quick and effective steps to begin moving toward a greater sense of calm.

1. Label your emotions. We often want to dismiss or distract from the “bad” emotions. This gives our emotions too much power. Label them so you can start to let go of them. Some emotions may be: worried, anxious, afraid, angry, sad, frustrated, grieving, hopeless and the list goes on and on...

2. Decide to take action. This is a very important step! Our commitment to change and take action is sometimes the hardest part. Do you ever find yourself venting to a friend about how sad or worried or frustrated you are and then not take action to change it? I think we all do at times. So commit now. You will be glad that you did.

3. Take action. Taking action can vary from choosing a tool (a book, a podcast, or the WORRYDeck) to having a conversation with a friend, therapist or coach.

YOU have the power within you to feel better and move yourself toward a greater sense of calm. And you are not alone!

Do you want to learn more about how to take control over your worry, support yourselves and your staff? Ask me how I am supporting school staff in straightforward, effective 1 hour workshops, either virtually or in person depending on location and preference.

Do you work in a corporate office rather a school? This workshop can be tailored for you and your employees as well. Please just ask.

Wishing each of you a sense of peace and calm as you wrap up this (dare I say, very long) school year!

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Norfolk, MA

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Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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339-502-0605

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