Lime Tree Counseling, LLC

Happy Friday! Today for Friday Intros we are featuring therapist and admin assistant, Lauren Thomas. When asked about her first job and what she learned from it, she said: My first real job, other than babysitting, was in the kitchen at Russell’s Seafood, a local restaurant. I answered the phone for takeout orders, prepared takeout plates, and even made cocktail and tartar sauces and folded takeout boxes. I learned about good customer service and performing duties accurately in a fast-paced environment. My favorite part was interacting with the public, especially our regular customers, and being a part of the employee team. Great friendships were developed in the kitchen and having dinner together after work each night. Have a good weekend!

It takes strength to admit that you need help. If you’re a guy who has never pursued counseling but would like to find out more, please request an appointment at the link below, or call 267-477-3265. Our team of counselors would love to meet you, including Nate Bailey, if you prefer to schedule with a male therapist. https://limetreecounseling.com/request-an-appointment/

Happy Wednesday! Take a moment and enjoy the peaceful sounds of the wind and waves of Ocean City, NJ, from Katie and Nate’s recent trip.

Check out Maddie's latest blog, where she reminds us that our stories matter, and gives 4 benefits of telling them in the context of counseling. https://limetreecounseling.com/you-matter-what-is-the-impo/

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Happy Friday! Today for Friday Intros we are featuring therapist Nate Bailey. When asked about his first job and what he learned from the experience, he said: "My first paying job was doing yard clean-up and maintenance for an older neighbor who lived alone. She had a sizable property and she paid me to rake leaves, clean up branches etc. I learned what it means to be trusted to do things right the first time and without being monitored. I also learned how it felt to be paid for hard work! My first real formal job was as a telemarketer (yes, I was one of those guys) for a local company. It was pretty boring, tedious work but I had a lot of fun with my co-workers. I learned about being creative with your work and trying new ways to accomplish your goals." Have a great weekend!