Blog Blog Recovery is Not Linear By Emily Fry, LCMHC, LCAS, NCC Clinical Director of Substance Use and Addiction Services Since 1989, September has been deemed National Recovery Month by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This was...
Blog Blog Trauma in Children and Adolescents By Julie DeFalco, LCSW and Clinical Director of Child & Adolescent Services One may ask, how can multiple children be in the same situation, even the same family, and one have trauma and one not? It’s not only the event...
Blog Blog Trauma & Healing Generational Trauma By Julie DeFalco, LCSW and Clinical Director of Child & Adolescent Services Recent research has shown that trauma can be passed down in families through genetics and environment. Here, we will focus on the...
Blog Blog Trauma & Healing Trauma in Military Families By Phil Guistwite, LMFT Company Chaplain & Clinical Director of Mental Health Services I was privileged to be a US Army Chaplain on active duty for twenty years. My wife served next to me and she became a...
Blog Blog How “Rebounding” Can Be Healthy by Olatunde Howard, MA, LMFT “Instead of waiting to get better before you meet a guy, why don’t you meet a guy and see if that helps you get better?” A line from the movie “Gone”. I hear it all the time. I don’t want to...
Blog Blog How can you be okay (and stay okay) RIGHT NOW? by Olatunde Howard, MA, LMFT The answer is actually simple… I would even say the execution of the answer is simple. Typically, the truth is not complicated–especially when we’re talking about relationships. In...
