Counseling to Help You Reconnect

Counseling for Adults and Couples

in Murfreesboro, TN

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adult individual counseling

Remember the days when life just felt simpler? Maybe you feel like you're so lost in today's struggles that there’s no way out. I help overwhelmed lost people find direction again. I want to hear about the things you are struggling with. Together, we will work to help you find a new direction that gives you peace and purpose.

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marriage counseling services

Remember how great it was when the two of you first met and fell in love? If you have ever had the thought, “This is not what I signed up for!” then you’re in the right place. I help disconnected couples reconnect. Together, we will work toward helping you both rebuild trust and find better ways of relating to one another.

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Meet Daniel

Daniel Crosby, LPC-MHSP

I’ve been working as a Licensed Professional Counselor for over 13 years and in the mental health field for over 18. I’ve helped people overcome a wide range of struggles but most often those topics have included:

  • Emptiness and sadness
  • Excessive worry
  • Career direction and transition
  • Financial stressors
  • Struggles in college and young adulthood
  • Communication struggles
  • Marriage struggles
  • Men struggling with lust and sex addiction
  • Divorce adjustment
  • Faith questions and struggles
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By Daniel Crosby April 24, 2025
“The Needs of the Heart” by Chip Dodd is a book that will blow your mind. When I picked it up, it’s a very small thin book. Less than 100 pages. I assumed I’d breeze through it in a couple of hours. About a month later I finished digesting it. The truth is we cannot fully live the life God has called us to unless we acknowledge that we do have needs, that these needs are good, and discover the healthy ways of meeting these needs. Chip takes common human needs like Security and Accomplishment and he unpacks what they really are pointing us to in his typical concise but brilliant depth. There’s no fluff here. With chapters just 3-4 pages each, you’re going to want to have a highlighter ready to underline, to ponder these topics, and maybe then to discuss them with someone you know and trust. You’ll come away from this book with a deeper sense what is already fulfilled within you and ones that might be lacking where you need to go do a deep dive with a lot of prayer and introspection. If you liked Chip’s book “The Voice of the Heart,” this is one is your next read. Go grab “The Needs of the Heart” by Chip Dodd.
By Daniel Crosby April 21, 2025
Two ways a counselor might help you get uncomfortable and grow: 1. Systematic Desensitization is progressively working your way up to do harder things until you reach your goal and the hard things don't feel as hard anymore. 2. Flooding is when you conquer the struggle by going all in and confronting it head on. It's like teaching someone to swim by throwing them in the deep end of the pool. Could these things help you overcome some complacency? Come see me and we can talk more about it. www.danielcrosbycounseling.com
By Daniel Crosby April 14, 2025
Hurt Discomfort vs Harm Discomfort? What's the difference? One is good for you....keep doing more of that one! It helps you grow. The other is destroying you...so stop doing that one today! If you're struggling to know the difference, this is where counseling can help. Come see me. www.danielcrosbycounseling.com
By Daniel Crosby April 7, 2025
"Growth and Comfort Don't Coexist" The scariest thing about getting uncomfortable is doing it alone. I want to offer you a safe judgement free zone to say the uncomfortable things out loud. If you're uncomfortable with your lack of growth then come see me and we'll dig into it together. www.danielcrosbycounseling.com
By Daniel Crosby April 2, 2025
“My Life and Work” by Henry Ford is the autobiography by the famed automaker. Yes, that Ford, like the one in your driveway. Why read this one? One, I’m obsessed with learning. Two, I read things that are interesting to me. Three, I want to be successful and not waste this life God gave me. One way I can succeed is from learning from interesting people who succeeded in the past. Success is relative, and while I don’t want to start a car company, I do want my life to have an impact in some way. Henry Ford’s life and work were fascinating. Three things I learned: 1. Ford had an attitude of persistence. He kept going until he found what worked. Setbacks are not failures, just opportunities to try again. 2. Ford knew that people mattered. While known for his radical and maybe even perfectionistic efficiency when it came to inventing the assembly line, he never lost sight of the value that individual workers have in making that system work. 3. Ford believed in service above profit. He knew that if he gave the customer a good product at a fair price and treated them well then the profits would take care of themselves. What all could we accomplish if we simply lived and worked by those 3 principles?
By Daniel Crosby March 31, 2025
Here's the antidote to numbing, self medicating, and distraction. It's simple. Connection If that antidote is to painful for you, you might want to come chat with me. Together we can make sense of what is getting in your way. www.danielcrosbycounseling.com
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