July 2022 Newsletter
As many of us make the transition from school to summer schedules, we can take advantage of this unique time of year to switch gears, perhaps enjoy new projects and activities.
June 2022 Newsletter
In recent years, there have been more reports of the worrying trend of increasing mental health issues among children and adolescents. In a recent article in The New York Times, “’It’s…
May 2022 Newsletter
“For 2022’s Mental Health Awareness Month, NAMI will amplify the message of ‘Together for Mental Health.’ We will use this time to bring our voices together to advocate for mental…
April 2022 Newsletter
In his presentation, Mark Edwards, LMFT, offered a look at the unique social and developmental struggles of teenage boys, and the social factors that contribute to these concerns. Edwards, who…
February 2022 Newsletter
Adolescence is a time of unique development, during which young people are learning to interact with the world in new ways. It is often a time of intense emotions, including…
January 2022 Newsletter
Making Changes, Planning for Success It’s a familiar catch-phrase: Failing to plan is planning to fail. This is particularly true when we set out to adopt new patterns, change old…
January 2022 Newsletter
Undeniably, our School-based Services are among CIP’s most important pro- grams, providing counseling and early intervention for struggling and at-risk students. Over the years, we have observed an alarming increase…
September 2021 Newsletter
The beginning of a new training year is always an exciting time, but this September seems especially meaningful. We have survived a very difficult year. We are proud to have…
January 2021 Newsletter
Community Notes As we look back over this past, most difficult year, it is gratifying to see that while it has been a time of many challenges, it has been…
September 2020 Newsletter
Community Notes As we look ahead to our Raising Healthy Families Community Education Series, we are very pleased to offer such an exciting line-up of expert presentations on matters of…
