Do you like green eggs and ham? Have you fed the very hungry caterpillar? Is it time to say Goodnight Moon? Taking 20 minutes per day to read to your child might not seem like much, but this activity can have a significant impact on your kid’s life. There are … Continue reading →

For many students, school is more than just a place for learning. It is an opportunity to eat and a safe place to go during the day. This means that summer vacation kicks off a period of uncertainty for these students, who wonder where they will get food or what … Continue reading →

Everyone experiences trauma differently and everyone needs to heal in their own way. Since the counselors at Family Resources work with local youth and families who need healing, they often seek out unique ways to help patients express themselves. One method that is often popular with both therapists and participants … Continue reading →

Last month, we started our psychology series where we explore various ways partners, parents, and friends can be emotionally abusive. Oftentimes, most people don’t realize that they are in an abusive relationship until they leave or until they feel too trapped to end it. We want to shine a light … Continue reading →

You have probably driven past one of the Family Resources SafePlace2B shelters without realizing it. You’ve cruised past our 5th Ave. location trying to decide whether you should go to the gym or turned past our Union St. shelter while mentally planning dinner for your family. While the majority of … Continue reading →