To Worry or Not to Worry, That is the Question
By: Dr. Marshall Bruner, Clinical Director, Center Point Counseling “How much is too much?” “When do I say yes?” “When do I say no?” “Is it okay to stop worrying so […]
Like Reeds and Cedars
By: Jeff Thompson, Chaplain, NGHS There is a story about a reed that grew alongside a river. As time went by, the reed continued to produce many shoots. Because its roots […]
Exhausted by the news of 2020? Try these 6 tips
By Shannon Casas, Editor-in-Chief of the Gainesville Times In March, tens of thousands of people were seeking news about the coronavirus. It didn’t take too long before the amount of news about the […]
Strange Days Indeed
by Reese Daniel, Retired COO of Eagle Overlook Recovery for Adolescents, Community Advocate “Nobody told me there’d be days like these, Strange days indeed.” John Lennon Every cell of my […]
Adaptability and Determination During the Age of Coronavirus
by Ralph Ables, LMSW, NGPG Social Worker How our lives have changed in such a short time! A few months ago, we were going out to eat, celebrating with friends and […]
Adaptabilidad y determinación durante el tiempo de coronavirus
By Ralph Ables, LMSW, NGPG Social Worker ¿Cómo han cambiado nuestras vidas en tan poco tiempo? Hace unos pocos meses estábamos saliendo a comer, festejando con amigos y yendo al […]
Turning In
By: Dr. Susanne Stribling, Licensed Psychologist & Partner, 360 Therapy, LLC It is hard to avoid the signs of uncertainty these days. We drive by empty schools. Quiet restaurants. Baseball, […]
Building a Life Worth Living
by Stacy Ekmark, LCSW, NGPG Many of the skills that are used in therapy for people dealing with depression, anxiety and PTSD can apply to everyone, both adults and children and […]
No Couch for the Weary
By: Rev. Elizabeth Burnette, Executive Director of WomenSource Have you seen the posts that say something like . . . our parents and grandparents were sent to the front lines of […]
Dealing with Information Overload
By Mitch Clarke, Director of News and Content, WDUN I was a big fan of the comic strip “Shoe,” about a bunch of birds who worked at a newspaper. Naturally, […]