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  • Pause, Reflect, Take Action

    By Darsha D. Clark, LPC

    Posted: March 22, 2026

    My first blog, Darsha's Happenings , was posted on my website on April 8, 2025. I can’t believe it’s been a year, and this is BLOG #25 . I had a lot of hesitation about beginning a blog, but what helped is I set guidelines...

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    Relationship Series: Support Network

    By Darsha D. Clark, LPC

    Posted: March 8, 2026

    What comes to mind when you hear the word relationships? Love, commitment, trust, vulnerability, fear, hurt, disappointment, confusion. Do you think of support network? I use the phrases support network/system, tribe, your people, circle of support, team interchangeably. How would you describe your support network?...

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    Whose Responsibility? Boundaries Part 2

    By Darsha D. Clark, LPC

    Posted: February 22, 2026

    If you haven’t read The Big B word - Boundaries Part 1 , please read that first. Here are some things to remember about boundaries: 1. They protect you and your relationships. 2. They are not punishment or mean. 3. They are a form of...

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    The Big B word - Boundaries Part 1

    By Darsha D. Clark, LPC

    Posted: February 8, 2026

    The BIG B-WORD – BOUNDARIES . I’m not exactly sure how the negative connotation about boundaries began. I have some thoughts. Years ago, I sat in a training on boundaries, and they were described as a fence. I understand why that analogy was used. However,...

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