Unbroken Abundance

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Hi everyone we're excited to share something we have been building.

An Experiential Introduction to Internal Family Systems is a 4-week experiential introduction designed specifically for clinicians.

If you’ve been curious about IFS but haven’t had the opportunity (or budget) for a Level 1 training, this cohort might be exactly what you’re looking for.

It’s virtual, it’s small (max 25), and it’s designed to feel less like a typical CEU and more like a retreat with elements of training and supervision.

Early bird pricing is $250 through April 20. Happy to answer any questions.

https://www.unbrokenabundance.com/event-details/an-experiential-introduction-to-internal-family-systems

Here's something worth sitting with for a moment:
When you finish a session and open your notes do you feel grounded? Or does a quiet tension show up?

A lot of clinicians describe a low-level hum of uncertainty around their documentation. Not because they're doing anything wrong. But because the guidance they received was designed for billing, not for the complex realities of their actual clients.

On April 17, we're spending three hours on exactly this, how to write notes that are clinically honest, strategically protective, and aligned with the values that brought you into this work.

You will walk away with a framework, a template, a language guide, and 3 Texas CEUs. If this speaks to something you've been feeling we'd love to have you there.📅 April 17 | 9am–12pm CT | Live Zoom | $99

Registration link in bio / first comment.

How to Write Notes that Keep Clients Safe in Systems That Don’t�
April 17, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM CDT | Live on Zoom�3 ETHICS CEUs (LCSW, LPC, LMFT)

👉 Register -> https://www.unbrokenabundance.com/event-details/the-wholehearted-note-how-to-write-notes-that-keep-clients-safe-in-systems-that-dont

Documentation isn’t neutral. With increased scrutiny from courts, insurers, and state systems, many of us are asking: “What do I write that won’t get my client hurt?”
This training gives you clear, practical answers.

You’ll learn how to:
• Navigate Texas SB14 and what it means for your notes + license�• Write legally sound, trauma-informed notes that reduce harm�• Avoid language that increases risk for marginalized clients�• Document sensitive topics (trauma, Substance use, immigration, identity exploration, suicidality)�• Use copy/paste language that’s ethical, protective and actually usable

Includes: templates, language guides, examples across modalities, and 3 CEUs.
$75 early bird (through March 31) | $99 after

The risk is real and this training helps you document in a way that protects your clients and your integrity.

📰 The April 17 live training is open for registration.

How to Write Notes that Keep Clients Safe in Systems That Don’t

A 3-hour live Zoom training for Texas LCSWs, LPCs, and LMFTs — now with a brand-new section on SB14 and documentation.

You’ll leave with:
3 Texas CEUs
The Wholehearted Note template
Copy/paste language guide for trauma, immigration, gender identity + more
*New* SB14 documentation tips for Texas clinicians
Live Q&A

📅 April 17 | 9am–12pm CT | Live Zoom
💰 $75 early-bird (through March 31)

Link to register in bio / first comment.

There’s a question a lot of therapists are carrying right now, often quietly:

“What do I write in my notes… and what do I leave out?”

Maybe you were taught, "This is they way we have always done it." but also wondering if what you are putting in your notes is necessary. Not just because you maybe doing more work than necessary... But also because in 2026, with the complex political climate in Texas and especially with SB14, clinical notes with the wrong word in the note can cause real harm.

You weren’t trained for this. Most of us weren’t.

If this question lives in the back of your mind, drop a 👋 in the comments. You’re not alone and stay tuned for something we have coming that will help.

Know someone who's been putting off therapy because of cost or scheduling?

💙 We have openings now. Follow the link to learn more: www.unbrokenabundance.com

At Unbroken Abundance Counseling, our Flexible Fee Program connects clients with skilled, supervised clinicians at $30/session with evening and after-school availability for teens and adults alike.

No waitlist. No compromise on care.

Tag someone who deserves support, or send this their way. 💙
📩 Message us to learn more or book a consultation.

Therapy openings. Real availability. $30/session.

Book your free consultation call today! https://www.unbrokenabundance.com/contact?utm_campaign=29e0b2b7-2286-40ee-ac8f-1ed2ff1e2bad&utm_source=so&utm_medium=lp

We know finding the right therapist at the right time, at the right price can feel impossible.

We made it easier.

Unbroken Abundance Counseling has immediate openings with two skilled clinicians offering:

👉 Evening & after-school appointments
👉 Sessions for ages 12+
👉 $30/session through our Flexible Fee Program

This February, give yourself something that lasts.

📩 Message us or click the link to get started.

We’re so glad to introduce Lisa Mullen, LMSW, to Unbroken Abundance Counseling offering after school counseling to ages 8 and up.

Learn more about Lisa here --> https://www.unbrokenabundance.com/uastaff/lisa-mullen

Lisa brings 17 years of experience as an educator into her therapy work, offering a big-picture perspective that honors both where you’ve been and where you’re headed. She works with women, parents, and clients ages 8 and up, supporting concerns like anxiety, depression, identity development, life transitions, and self-esteem.

Her style is warm, honest, and gently playful. Lisa believes there is always more beneath the surface, and she approaches each session with curiosity, patience, and respect for the resilience her clients carry.

Lisa is currently accepting new clients with Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) and private pay but she will be accepting Moda, Sana, Aetna, Medicare, and Curative insurances soon!

If you’re looking for a steady, compassionate presence in your healing journey, Lisa may be a wonderful fit.