Curtis Smith interviews Matt Decker, Associate Professor in Indiana Wesleyan University’s Department of Behavioral Sciences. In this video, Matt talks about the growing need for mental health services, how IWU is working to meet the changing needs of students, and what he believes the future of higher education looks like.
Grant Anderson, M.A. LMHC, outlines the importance of S.M.A.R.T goals. These goals are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Timely.
Curtis Smith, Chief Communications Officer of Crosswinds Counseling interviews Mike Yoder, CEO of Servant HR. Servant HR offers “clients the benefit of over 100 combined years of HR training and consulting. And they take great pride in freeing clients from administrative hassles by serving clients with accuracy, thoroughness and timeliness.”
This week in Counseling Corner, Katie Cooley, M.A., LMHC, a therapist at Crosswinds Counseling, talks Christmas traditions as they relate to the 5 love languages.
Curtis Smith interviews Kerry Carmichael about The Refuge, a faith-based organization that exists “to provide assistance for physical, emotional, academic and spiritual needs of Johnson County residents.”
Curtis Smith interviews Dan Johnson, Founder & President of The NewDay Center, an addiction recovery treatment program
Kiara Williams, APC, LMHCA wants people to know her counseling office is a safe space. She comes to work to help people, not to judge them.
Kathleen believes Brotherhood Mutual has benefited from partnering with Crosswinds Corporate Counseling to provide counseling to employees and their families.
Elaine Awoyinka, Licensed Clinical Social Worker at Crosswinds Counseling, gives practical advice to reduce holiday stress in children.
Crosswinds Counseling is in its fourth year of working with Blackhawk and Deb says they’ve “seen nothing but good” since the school made the decision to offer counseling to their students. Crosswinds counselors have helped students with various struggles including anxiety, depression, grief, suicide ideation, and more.
Curtis Smith interviews Chris Jensen, Mayor of Noblesville. Chris started his first term as Mayor of his hometown in January of 2020 – right before everything changed. He explains to Curtis why he believes it is critical to address the mental health needs of his community. Chris loves some of the campaigns that have come out, like #kickthestigma, but he emphasizes the importance of also putting action behind words.
We all know that we ought to be thankful, but it can be challenging. In the video below Grant discusses 3 ways we can express gratitude and explains how gratitude is different than toxic positivity.