Children can feel big emotions, but they don’t always know how to talk about them. Jenna Garcia, MA, LMFT, ATR-BC gives an example of one way we can broaden a child’s vocabulary around how they feel.
In this week’s episode of Crosswinds Conversations Curtis Smith interviews Jay Geshay, Board Chair of the Edna Martin Christian Center.
Want to be closer to your kid? Struggling to connect? Listen to what Phil Erichsen, M.A., LMHC says about having a deeper relationship with your child.
Mo’s organization has a heavy emphasis on batting poverty, but not just financial poverty. Mo believes that poverty comes in 5 forms: spiritual, physical, emotional, academic, and financial.
In this interview, Amanda discusses the importance of advancing both treatment and prevention. The American Heart Association has really become a health organization focusing on whole body health, and mental health is a piece of that.
Tim Lagro, LMHC talks about the importance of structure and nurture in teen counseling.
The mission of Ben’s Ranch is “to create new options and new hope for young people struggling with mental health challenges, by connecting them to employment opportunities on farms, ranches, stables, and therapeutic riding facilities.”
Matt spends a lot of time working with his clients to help them determine their sources of success and significance. He uses these sources to help his clients plan for their financial future.
It’s not really if you fight as marriage researcher John Gottman would say, it’s not if you fight but how you fight that actually determines if your relationship is going to last.
In this week’s episode of Crosswinds Conversations, Curtis Smith interviews Shonna Majors, Executive Director of Brightwood Community Center in Indianapolis.
Anxiety levels, in particular, Roger Stark points out, have risen. Children are not only facing their own anxieties, but are also encountering increased levels of anxiety inside the household as parents are facing new challenges brought on by the pandemic.
Rachel talks about the massive growth of the organization, the impact that Crosswinds Counseling services have not only on individuals, couples, and families but also on companies and organizations through Crosswinds Corporate Counseling.