Ginny Kappel Counselor + Coach

Ginny Kappel Counselor + Coach Owner of Bloom Mind + Body SoCo, Therapist, Parent/Child Relationship Support

09/10/2026

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🩷This Saturday Sept. 12th 11am-2pm
🤍Bloom Studio in South County

🙌🏼first 30 people get an awesome swag bag!!!

Join us in congratulating Ginny Kappel, LPC-S 🎉🤍We’re actually pretty proud to officially add that S.Ginny is now a Lice...
08/27/2026

Join us in congratulating Ginny Kappel, LPC-S 🎉🤍

We’re actually pretty proud to officially add that S.

Ginny is now a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor—a milestone she has wanted for a long time and worked incredibly hard to earn.

And because accomplishments rarely happen in a vacuum, this one came while continuing to serve her clients, lead a growing team, run a business, build an entirely new studio, raise two adorable humans, and—somewhere in there—continue her personal mission of learning how to slow down. (The irony is not lost on us. 😂)

But this title means more than another credential after her name.

Supervision has been something Ginny has felt drawn to because she genuinely loves supporting the people who do this work. It creates another way for Bloom to invest in therapists and helping professionals—not only by giving them a place to practice, but by offering quality guidance, thoughtful mentorship, collaboration, and the kind of professional support that helps good clinicians continue to grow.

We believe the people caring for others deserve to be cared for, challenged, supported, and poured into, too.

And now we get to do even more of that here. 🤍

Congratulations, Ginny Kappel, LPC-S. This one was earned. 🌿

08/21/2026

Some clients have been waiting for days, weeks, months to finally get this moment-talking with someone that can help.
But not everyone knows what to say or ask. First, the therapist should be guiding the call, because they get it.
Second, know that this is a brief time to really get a feel for the therapist, their authenticity and how they work.

My advice: Be prepared. But know that 15 minutes is a tiny snapshot so it’s ok if you don’t know everything to say or ask.

But here are some suggestions:
1. Ask them if they’re used to working with ____ (anything you have identified you need support with. i.e. anxiety, life stressors, postpartum, etc.)
2. Ask how would you typically approach something like this?
3. What type of therapy do you use, and what might that actually look like in our sessions?
4. What can I expect from you as my therapist?
5. How will we know if therapy is working or I’m making progress?
Bonus: Is there anything you’ve heard from me today that makes you think you would, or wouldn’t be a good fit for me?

Not every therapist offers consults for their own reasons. But if you get the opportunity, I hope this helps!

08/21/2026

Just break my heart. But I’m for real done with this mess.

08/12/2026

One of the most important parts of therapy with kids is knowing when to give them space and knowing when to bring their people in.

Your child opening up more when you leave the room is not a reflection of your relationship or your parenting.

Sometimes kids just need a space that feels completely like their own and an opportunity to find their own words.

And parents, we still really need you! Your perspective matters and your relationship with your child matters-you are an important part of this work.

08/11/2026

You don’t have to know what’s important before you walk into therapy. 🤍

Sometimes the thing that matters most comes up months later.

Not because you were hiding it.
Not because your therapist missed it.
Not because you’ve been wasting time.

Maybe you needed time to trust them.
Maybe there were more immediate fires to put out first.
Maybe you didn’t have the words for it yet.
Maybe you didn’t understand how much it was affecting you.
Or maybe it genuinely never occurred to you that it was something worth talking about.

Therapy has a way of helping us connect dots we didn’t even know were related.

So if you’ve ever thought, “Wait…how have I never told my therapist this?” — tell them.

You’re not behind. You’re learning yourself as you go.

And that’s kind of the point. 🤍

08/02/2026

Here’s the card baby, whatchu want?
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