Cabot Psychological Services marks National Dictionary Day on Oct. 16 with free consultations for anyone ready to put what they're feeling into words.

Minneapolis, MN (PRUnderground) October 14th, 2026

The English language has more than 170,000 words, yet "I'm fine" remains one of the most popular. This National Dictionary Day, Oct. 16, Cabot Psychological Services in Minneapolis is inviting residents to expand their emotional vocabulary by offering free consultations to new clients.

National Dictionary Day honors Noah Webster, the man who gave Americans a common language. The team at Cabot Psychological Services sees it as the perfect reminder that naming what we feel, whether it's stress, grief, burnout or something harder to define, is often the first step toward feeling better and improving mental health.

"People tell us all the time that they don't know how to describe what's going on, so they never reach out," said Dr. Amanda Mulfinger, licensed psychologist and founder of Cabot Psychological Services. "You don't need the perfect words to start a conversation. Finding them together is part of what we do."

From Oct. 16 through Oct. 31, new clients can schedule a free 20-minute consultation by phone or video to talk through their concerns, ask questions and learn whether the practice is the right fit. To book, call (952) 209-0526 or visit https://cabotpsychologicalservices.com/edina and mention National Dictionary Day. Consultations are limited to available appointments and are not a substitute for a therapy session.

Ready to trade "I'm fine" for something more honest? Contact Cabot Psychological Services today. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.