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My Contact with A Tracer
By M.E. Fine
A former JCS client who was hired as a COVID Contact Tracer with Baltimore County graciously shared insights about this important community service.
Staying Connected During the Pandemic and Beyond
By Susan Kurlander, M. Ed.
An ethical legacy can be created in many ways, from the written word to an audio or video taping to the description of a family heirloom or artifact that has shaped your values and actions through the years.
From Panic to Peace
By Lauren Steffes
My mother had multiple heart attacks and strokes the week that the pandemic strongly hit the nation, and she passed away after 4 grueling days of our family praying and fighting for her life. The loss couldn’t have come more suddenly and unexpectedly, and the grief hit me harder than I could handle.
Understanding Recovery
By Naami Resnick, M.S., LGPC, NCC
In the world of addictions, recovery is the healing process and it is an ongoing, ever evolving process. It’s more of a verb than a noun, a slow trek back from isolation and disconnection from self, to community, love and hope.
Admitting a Mistake May Be a Prudent Career Move
By Sherri Sacks
To quote the Greek philosopher, Plutarch, “To make no mistakes is not in the power of man; but from their errors and mistakes the wise and good learn wisdom for the future.”
This is Real Life and Kids Need Real Skills
By Myra Strassler, LCSW-C
As parents, we can use our child’s attachment, enthusiasm and interest to foster not only life skills and lessons, but also to instill them with a positive attitude towards learning.