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 … 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 … 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 … 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 … Continue reading →

November is National Runaway Prevention Month (NRPM), which is an opportunity to shine a light on the vulnerable community of homeless youth within our area. You may not realize it, … Continue reading →