
Having Meaningful Conversations
By Caitlin Rife, LMSW
These are opportunities for people to come together to share experiences, resources, and questions in a non-judgmental and understanding space.
By Caitlin Rife, LMSW
These are opportunities for people to come together to share experiences, resources, and questions in a non-judgmental and understanding space.
By Stacey Meadows, LCSW-C
How do I talk to my children about violence in our communities? How do I make my children feel safe? The truth is, our world isn’t getting any easier for us, or our children, to understand.
By Howard Reznick, LCSW-C
It makes sense to me that Passover comes in spring, when new life is being born in nature all around us.
Date: 2nd Thursday each month @ 7:00 pm via Zoom. If you have experienced the death of a love one by suicide, this group is a safe, confidential place to share and process your grief.
Date: 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month @ 12:00 pm via Zoom or phone. Virtual get-together for people 60+. Are you looking for good company and interesting conversation? Drop-in for a chat.
By Loren Smalley
Should you include a cover letter with your job application? The answer is YES. So what can you say to stand out from the other applicants? Ignite Career Coach, Loren Smalley shares her expert advice.
By Elizabeth Piper
I remember driving to a soccer game with my Dad, and him guiding me through a visualization exercise which asked me to imagine myself kicking a soccer ball into a net, scoring a goal for my team. “If you see it, Elizabeth, you can achieve it,” he lovingly explained to my 6-year-old self.
By Brittni Barcase
Every day I choose to love myself first and foremost. JCS Health educator, Brittni Barcase, talks about practicing self-love and finding that balance in life.
By Elyse Nissim, LCSW-C
Ruled by the clock, cell phones, emails, meetings & other such stimulation, we’re incessantly followed & driven by our devices & schedules. JCS Therapist, Elyse Nissim, LCSW-C, shares simple techniques to help you find your quiet place.
By Brittni Barcase
Maternal mental health is extremely important and, unfortunately, not talked about in the “soon-to-be-moms-club” often enough. As a newly pregnant woman I had NO idea what I was up against.