We’ve recently added Meredith Sunley, CSW to our practice and she brings a unique set of skills and training to our group.  I’ve known Meredith personally before employing her and I am very comfortable with her skills as a therapist and the experience she brings to us! Meredith’s information can be found on the AboutRead more about Growing More!!![…]

Thin Line Counseling, LLC is growing quickly and proud to announce our newest addition to the team: Tim Olsen, MSW, LCSW specializes in trauma, anxiety, and performing in high-stress careers. He has been in the military for 15 years, starting as an enlisted soldier and continues to serve as a behavioral health officer. He additionallyRead more about We are growing!![…]

I am proud to announce my involvement in a documentary created to highlight the failure of agencies and communities in taking care of our injured law enforcement officers. The stories of what happened to these brave men and women will pull at the heartstrings of even the strongest observers. The below link is for theRead more about The Wounded Blue Documentary[…]

I am humbled to be represented in the Kentucky Law Enforcement Magazine.  Thank you for helping me spread my message. Read the article HERE  

The news got one right! Although the therapists at Thin Line Counseling treat all types of trauma and PTSD, members of public safety continue to be among our top priorities. A Louisville news station recently completed a series of short stories about public safety PTSD. I recommend it, and especially appreciate the third video titledRead more about Untreated PTSD[…]

*****Opportunity for Veterans***** Exciting opportunity for any military veterans in your circles or your family that may be struggling with PTSD / Depression / Anxiety. Thin Line Counseling LLC has partnered with Central Kentucky Riding for Hope to provide equine assisted therapy for FREE for veterans that may be dealing with these difficult mental healthRead more about Military Veteran Opportunity – Equine Assisted Therapy[…]

This week I had the honor of being a therapist at the first Kentucky Post-Critical Incident Seminar, hosted by the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training.  The seminar, which can be found at the link below, consisted of three days of reflection and healing by some of the bravest officers and spouses of the Commonwealth. Read more about Post-Critical Incident Seminar (Police PTSD)[…]

This week’s recent news of yet another celebrity suicide proves that depression does not have a type.  The member of a band from my high school years, Chester Bennington, had a net worth of $30-35 million depending on the source.  Chester killed himself in lieu of having a lot of things that many people feelRead more about Depression Does Not Have a Type[…]

June 27th, 2017 is National PTSD Awareness Day.  As the term PTSD becomes regular in our society, I find that the actual symptoms of the particular mental health difficulty are unknown.  While the technical aspects of the diagnosis are needed as a mental health disorder, I find it more important to provide others with theRead more about PTSD Awareness Day[…]

As I sit and reflect on Memorial Day 2017, my heart could not be any more filled with appreciation for people I have never met, that gave their life for people they never met. The first military memory that comes to mind is my visit to the constant vigil held at the Tomb of theRead more about Memorial Day[…]