A word from the owner: I have been a Clinician and the owner of Avenues of Counseling and Mediation, LLC for the last 20 years, (visit www.avenuesofcounseling.com to see where it all started). Over the years, I have noticed my clients sometimes need a little more help to reach their full potential. Regularly clients who work hard in therapy still get sidetracked or hit obstacles on the path to attaining their goals. Sometimes these detours happen because of physical ailments, insomnia, pain or a medical condition. Watching my clients exert such effort… only to get to an “okay” place in their lives became my inspiration to do more.

The definition of vivify is: to make more lively or vivid; to animate; to make more lively, intense or striking. When you vivify something you bring excitement and new life to it.

You could vivify your home by painting the walls energetic colors that make you happy. You could vivify your meals by adding some new exotic ingredient or spice to your preparation.

Vivify comes from the latin word ‘vivus’ meaning alive. Think about this. Of course you are living, but are you ‘living a vibrant life’? Do you wake up feeling grateful for another day, ready to make the most of it? It seems that often we wish the days away. Wishing for the end of the work day, wishing for the weekend, wishing through the winter months, only to complain about how hot the summer days have been.

At Vivify Wellness at Avenues we want to help you change that mindset. We want you to feel so good that you relish every moment of every day. We want you to feel vibrant. The services we offer can help you breathe better, feel refreshed and more confident, feel more connected to your own body and what it needs, feel focused and in control, and be able to center yourself when your days get challenging. We want you to vivify your life.

The services at Vivify Wellness at Avenues are wonderful stand-alone treatments to assist with relaxation, detoxification, and overall wellness and are also an ideal complement to help someone reach existing mental health treatment goals.