Our new office companion

Annabelle Denmark, MA, LPCC • August 22, 2024

Meet Sebastian: Renegade Counseling's Newest (and Fuzziest) Team Member


When you walk into Renegade Counseling, there's a good chance you'll be greeted by a friendly face—or rather, a friendly, weighted plush creature named Sebastian. Sebastian isn’t just any stuffy; he’s from the Bumpas family, and he's quickly become the unsung hero of our therapy sessions and our new office mascot.

I’ll admit, when I first introduced Sebastian to the office, I wasn’t sure how clients would react. But it turns out, there’s something about a soft, huggable creature that just clicks with people, especially when you're working through tough emotions.

Sebastian has these incredible weighted arms that let him hang out on the back of your chair, just waiting to be picked up. When you're ready, he’s there to offer a comforting presence, no words needed. Sometimes, all it takes is a gentle squeeze or the reassuring weight of Sebastian in your lap to make a session feel a little less heavy.


Since Sebastian joined the team, I’ve noticed clients naturally reaching for him during moments of stress or reflection. It’s as if this plush companion knows exactly when you need that extra bit of comfort—kind of like the therapy dog I always wanted, minus the fur. It’s become a bit of a tradition here at Renegade Counseling: if you're feeling overwhelmed, Sebastian is always within arm’s reach.

So, if you’re coming in for a session, don’t be surprised if Sebastian makes an appearance. He’s more than just a stuffed animal—he’s part of our commitment to making Renegade Counseling a place where you can feel safe, supported, and understood. Plus, who could resist those adorable, wide eyes and that soft, plush exterior? Definitely not me!


This is a non sponsored post but here is the website : https://mybumpas.com/?srsltid=AfmBOor-EE7Z3N9-nsG0eRerxG-v5SKYuwVJ4fSg4Tm9n-wOR-XIVMBM


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