Resources
At Flourish, we believe in equipping you with helpful information as you explore the idea of therapy. Whether you're just getting started or already on your healing journey, this page is here to provide clarity, encouragement, and answers.
WHY THERAPY?
Psychotherapy has been shown to reduce the need for other health services, improve long-term mental health, and teach life skills that last far beyond treatment. Yet, therapy is still often misunderstood or under-utilized. At Flourish, we know that healing is a process—and we’re here to help guide you through it with personalized care. We can help:
In addition to her clinical practice, Dr. Molly Boyd has contributed to the field of mental health through research, writing, and collaboration. Her work reflects a deep interest in Systems theory, trauma, family dynamics, and the practical application of psychological insights. Below is a selection of her academic and popular publications:
Academic Research & Professional Publications
Unpublished Dissertation, University of Louisiana-Monroe, 2006.
A foundational exploration of systems thinking and identity within the context of therapeutic change.
Ray, W. & Govener, M. (2007)
A French-language reflection on the impact of the Bateson research team in the evolution of cybernetic theory.
Ray, W. & Govener, M. Metalogue: Greek Journal of Family Therapy, Volume 20 (2011), pp. 68–99
Human Systems Journal, Volume 26 (1), 2015 An in-depth look at systems theory, legacy, and its impact on therapeutic frameworks.
Magazine & Media Contributions
Delta Style Magazine, March 2010 (with D. Govener)
A heartfelt, approachable article encouraging readers to embrace change and growth in daily life.
Delta Style Magazine, June 2010
A direct, empowering piece addressing myths about identity, womanhood, and self-worth.
The Psychology Times, 2014 – Contributor
A commentary on shifting relationship trends and their psychological implications.
The Psychology Times, 2013 – Contributor
A timely piece on managing emotional overwhelm during the holidays.
A personal and powerful interview on her journey, mission, and what it means to help others heal and flourish.
Yes—if you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply curious about your emotional health, therapy can help. People come to us for many reasons: life transitions, grief, trauma, parenting, anxiety, relationship challenges, or just needing someone to talk to.
Sessions typically last 45–60 minutes and may be short-term (to work through a specific issue) or longer-term (for deeper growth). We create a supportive, judgment-free space for real conversations that lead to healing.
Therapeutic fit is important—and we’ll help match you with the right person. If something doesn’t feel right, just let us know. You won’t hurt our feelings.
Not necessarily. While medication can be helpful in some cases, many people benefit from therapy alone. We can collaborate with your doctor to determine the best approach.
Yes! We are in-network with several major insurance plans. Simply fill out our Contact Form and we’ll verify your benefits, then follow up with the details of what’s covered and any out-of-pocket costs.
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