by Brittany Smith | Jun 2, 2019 | About Us, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts
Care to Change officially welcomes Brittany Smith to our team! For more than a decade, Brittany has helped young children and teens who have faced challenges in their young lives find the guidance and support they need to grow into healthy adults. Brittany has always...
by April Bordeau | May 12, 2019 | About Us, businesses, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, mental health, our professionals, wellness
If you run a business with more than a few employees, you may not realize it, but I’m sure you’ve experienced the impact of mental health issues. Perhaps you call it behavioral health, or even social and emotional health. Call it whatever you’d like, but when...
by April Bordeau | Apr 14, 2019 | About Us, Counseling, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts
About a decade ago, my husband and I went through the process of trying to adopt a child, and unfortunately, it didn’t happen, despite years of effort and tens of thousands of dollars. Someone recently asked me if I ever get sad when I think about what could have...
by April Bordeau | Feb 11, 2019 | About Us, Counseling, forgiveness, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, Marriage, sex
Believe it or not there are several elements to experiencing true intimacy, and it isn’t just about sex. Couples tend to use a lot of code words when they begin counseling. They’ll say “they’re not feeling close” to each other, that there’s “distance” between...
by April Bordeau | Jan 27, 2019 | About Us, Care to Change, Counseling, eating disorder, health, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts, wellness
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, you’d lose 15 pounds, you’d replace all that bread and cheese with fresh veggies, and you’d allow yourself just...
by April Bordeau | Jan 21, 2019 | About Us, church, community, Counseling, Hot Topics - News - Blog posts
When someone enters the seminary or agrees to assume a leadership role in his or her church, it’s usually because of a heartfelt desire to help and guide others. As pastors and leaders, we share God’s messages with our congregations, and we spend even more time...
