Going Back to College in the Fall? Here are a Few Tips to Transition Back
By: Ella Cohn, Summer Intern, High Point University
Transitioning back to college during this pandemic can be stressful for students. There’s […]
Reading Lists for Summer 2020
By: Liz Merrill, LCSW-C, LICSW
With COVID-19 raining on everyone’s parade this summer, 2020 is bound to become the summer of […]
Happiness Happens Day
By: Samantha Congdon, LMFT
“Being happy never goes out of style.”
-Lilly Pulitzer
Happiness; we all know what it means. We all know […]
Living A Meaningful Life in a Pandemic: Explore and Find Your Own “Right Answers”
By Maria Zimmitti, Ph.D.
The ongoing pandemic has us all worn down. We are out of control of so many things […]
A Glimpse Into Understanding Intergenerational Trauma
By Samantha Congdon, LMFT
According to the National Council, 70% of adults in the U.S. have […]
Using The Five Senses To Ground Your Kids & Yourself
By: Jordan Masters, MSW, LGSW
Kids, teens, and honestly, adults too could all benefit from learning a few more ways to […]
Turbulent Times and Post-Traumatic Growth
By: Patti Dean, LCSW
Coronavirus. The Black Lives Matter movement. Protests, an overtaxed health care system, unemployment, death. With so much […]
Juneteenth
By: Dr. Caroline Spearman
They’re Not Too Young To Talk About Race!
Below is a non-exhaustive list of resources compiled around how to talk to your kids about race and racism. Georgetown […]
How College Students Can be Allies
By: Ella Cohn, Summer Intern, High Point University
(reviewed by Dr. Maria Zimmitti)
The deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, […]
