Hello! We’re
Self-Care Social Hour
Chances are, if you’ve landed here -- we like you. We get you. We are/were you! (Okay, not exactly - but you get it). Are you:
Nice to meet you.
How’s this work?
We make it easier to connect with others and take care of yourself in a meaningful way. Through playful activities and purposeful resources we get real with the challenges and opportunities of self-care.
Let’s get talking – in your own friend or community groups, in our online classes, 1:1 coaching/counseling, or journaling with yourself.
Switch it up.
SOCIAL SELF-CARE
We believe in conversation. The support and reflection that happens when we engage with others (and with ourselves) helps us identify and practice meaningful self-care.
SKEPTICAL SELF-CARE
We get real and talk challenges. Our skepticism helps us uncover practical and authentic ways of caring for ourselves and each other.
PLAYFUL SELF-CARE
Fun/play is a form of self-care in itself, but it also connects us. It can also be surprisingly helpful in discovering what’s a good fit for our lives/needs/wants/etc.
Self-Care is EVERYWHERE! It’s easy to roll our eyes at it, feel guilty about it, or feel like it’s never enough. We get it (we’ve been there!). But as self-professed skeptics we have to shout it out — we’ve seen the light! Meaningful self-care can truly help make your life healthier, happier, and more you.
Finding what really works has been messy and weird and not always easy, but we’ve developed an approach to self-care that is down-to-earth, meaningful, and sustainable too. We help people find their own blend of healthy that makes
a real impact on their daily lives.
#selfcaresocialhour
Hey! That’s me. Kelsey Wild, LCSW, founder of Self-Care Social Hour. Motherhood, social work, and my own self-care struggles made me a reluctant self-care convert. Now it’s my mission to help others find their own power through a community of self-care.
Let’s get the party started.
Disclaimer
The information on this website is for informational uses only. It should not take the place of working directly with a qualified mental health or medical professional. The information is not intended to be substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider regarding your health and well-being. Don’t wait on seeking help because of any information on this website.
While therapeutic in nature, the Self-Care Social Hour website is not therapy. All activities, events, and coaching services do not serve as a substitute for therapy. Only verified counseling session(s) are therapy.