In light of recent events, we are re-sharing our blog from last year that offers guidance on how to talk with children about school violence. Each time there’s a mass shooting we find ourselves having trouble finding the words to explain to our children, yet...
We celebrated National Social Work Day on Tuesday, March 21st, a day dedicated to recognizing the hard work and dedication of social workers across the country. Social workers play a vital role in our communities, working tirelessly to support and empower those in...
Music is one of the most powerful tools in the world. When you think about the capabilities and capacity that music holds; it’s undeniable that music has its own language that can reach the masses. No matter the tone, sound, rhythm, or lyrical content. Music can...
Black History Month is the annual recognition of the history, achievements, and influence of the Black community. Every year, The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) designates a new theme for Black History Month. This year’s...
In honor of International Play Therapy Week Safiya Tormo, LMFT shares why she uses play therapy. During my first internship I was assigned children as my first clients. Honestly, I was unsure how therapy with kids would work. Thinking from my experience as a therapist...
In last year’s blog observing National Teen Dating Violence Prevention and Awareness Month, Doris Pakozdi, LMFT, clinical therapist at The Guidance Center, shares the potential warning signs of domestic abuse and resources for survivors and their loved ones. ...
