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Increasing the Bond with Your Child in Just Minutes a Day by Kendra Woodworth, MA, Predoctoral Psychology Intern
Autumn by By Michele Owens, MA, LAMFT
Fostering Independence by By Adam Sarff, MA, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Maintaining Balance during the Summer Months by Jessica Bleninger, MA, Pre-Doctoral Psychology Intern
Let’s Talk About Alcohol! by Kelly Wyttenhove, MA, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor
Spring Into Action by Michele Owens, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Valentine’s Day and You by Adam Sarff, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Learn to Chill Out in the New Year by Amy Louwers, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Mixed Bag of Emotions During the Holidays by Michele Owens, Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
Being Thankful by Becky McNattin, MSW, LGSW
A Proactive Approach to Your Relationship by Michele Owens, LAMFT
Power Struggles: Creating a “Win” for the Parent-Child Relationship by Katie Anderson, PsyD
A Month of Connection by Becky McNattin, MSW, LGSW
Self-Compassion By Aaron Means, Pre-Doctoral Clinical Psychology Intern
Parenting your Adult Child By Kendra Woodworth, MA, Predoctoral Psychology Intern
3 Ways to Combat Seasonal Affective Disorder By Lauren Abdill, Practicum Therapist
The Most Powerful Tool in Preventing Suicide? Our Words. By Lauren Abdill, Practicum Therapist
This Back-To-School Season, Talk to Your Teens About Suicide By Lauren Abdill, MSW, LGSW