Event Index
There are 3 Events in this Issue.
- Tuesday, June 05 APPLY FOR A JOB AT ADVOCATE HEALTH CARE
- Saturday, June 09 SAMARITAN SUMMER SOIREE
- Monday, June 25 FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN
Summary: Looking back on 10 years of Samaritan Counseling Center that began as an idea to support local clergy who wanted to refer their congregants to a counseling center that would honor their...
Summary: At Samaritan we provide both evidence-based as well as faith-based approaches (when indicated) in treating a wide variety of mental health concerns. We believe in “The 3 H’s” – the...
Summary: Assisting our youth and young adults (ages 14 – 29) to transition into adulthood can be a very exciting and exasperating time for both parents and the young people themselves. Being the...
Summary: Watch as Dr. Lora discusses her work with those suffering from various types of trauma.
Summary: There are times that we all experience unwanted emotions. Whether it is anxiety, guilt, sadness or anger we can feel stuck emotionally and it is not where we want to be. But there is...
Summary: Watch as Kerry talks about teaching Mental Health First Aid.
Summary: At times, we all struggle with feeling like we are failing as parents. Busy work and home schedules leave us feeling preoccupied and stressed. Pulled in multiple directions, we can feel...
Summary: Apologizing can be a tricky thing, especially if the one who is apologizing is an unwilling participant (think of a child apologizing to a sibling, for example). I have encouraged many...
Summary: Martin Seligman, renowned psychologist, spent half of his career studying psychopathology—i.e., disorders of the mind. Specifically, his research interests included depression and trauma....
Summary: Over 100 years ago, doctors decided that addicts, including alcoholics, did not have a disease. They couldn’t figure out which organ would be responsible for developing any of the...
Summary: Many people think there is a formula for grieving a loss. When we or someone we know is dealing with a loss it is important to keep in mind that we are all individuals with our own...
Summary: The concept of boundaries is very useful in working with people in distress. It’s guided me in determining where to begin therapeutic work and what the next step might be in the helping...