What’s the difference? Schools refer to mental health as social/emotional health. Hospitals and businesses often call it behavioral health. Professionals in the field call it mental health or mental...... More »
Dear working women, “We cannot parent like we don’t have jobs, and work like we don’t have children.” I’m not sure who spoke those words, but I’m completely confident...... More »
“Can’t you just be happy today?” “I don’t see what’s so hard about getting out of bed!” “Here, a drink will calm you down.” “What are you getting so...... More »
Ryan and Jessica never guessed that an alarm clock would send them into marriage counseling, especially when it wasn’t even theirs. Ryan bought the clock for Dustin, their middle-schooler,...... More »
Your intentions were good. As you watched everyone indulge in snacks at the New Year’s Eve party, you made a promise to yourself. By the end of this year,...... More »
Since Care to Change opened its doors, several people have commented on how exciting it must be to establish a new business. Yes, is exciting, but I can’t say...... More »
The people who participate in running events such as marathons will understand this. As they tick off the miles in a race, their focus is constantly what’s ahead of...... More »
Care to Change is working with a variety of groups in Hendricks County, including first responders, the medical community, local government, schools, businesses, and other mental health providers to...... More »
People talk a lot about accountability, but I often wonder how many of them could define it. As counselors, we frequently hear people say they need accountability in their...... More »
Suicide makes me mad. Those might sound like strange and strong words from a therapist who normally counsels understanding and forgiveness, but I can’t ignore the emotional response for...... More »