The spread of COVID-19 (also known as Coronavirus) has changed almost every aspect of our day-to-day lives. School is out, grocery stores are packed with shoppers, and restaurants have either closed or limited how they do business.  At Family Resources, we strive to be a lifeline to the local community. … Continue reading →

In the media, counseling is often portrayed as an individual process. It is something that T.V. characters turn to when they have serious issues or roadblocks in life. While therapy sessions can be deeply personal, they aren’t always done alone. Family therapy can help parents communicate better with each other … Continue reading →

At Family Resources, we work with kids and teens of all ages to change their current trajectory and help them take control of their lives. One of the hardest things for kids to understand is that their current situation isn’t going to be their only reality in life. This is … Continue reading →

Does your son or daughter have a crush? Are you terrified that they want to start dating even though they just entered middle school? Many kids develop crushes and a desire to find a boyfriend or girlfriend as they turn thirteen or fourteen. For some parents, this may seem too … Continue reading →

Trigger Warning: the following content discusses physical, emotional, and mental abuse in significant detail.  Abuse comes in a variety of different forms. While you might immediately think of one partner physically striking another or making verbal threats, abuse is often more subtle and harder to identify. The bruises show up … Continue reading →