Troubled or Intrigued?
By: Rev. Cynthia Park, LPC, PhD, Grace Episcopal Church We have become so used to our “binary” mindsets that we forget it is possible to experience very different emotions simultaneously. It […]
Missing “My Kids”
By: Suzanne Cindea, 3rd Grade Teacher, Gainesville City School System and GCSS Teacher of the Year Morning meetings, hugs from students, comprehension discussions, small group instruction, read alouds, lunch bunch, math […]
Staying Focused When the World Around You Isn’t
By Dr. Mac Hafele, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, NGHS Employee Assistance & Wellbeing Programs In the midst of the COVID-19 of social distancing, avoiding touch, and often working from home, it can […]
Weathering the Storm
By: Jeff Thompson, Retired Director of Pastoral Care, Northeast Georgia Health System Hall County has a history of resiliency through storms. On June 1, 1913 a tornado hit Hall county. It caused […]
Troubled or Intrigued?
By: Rev. Cynthia Park, LPC, PhD, Grace Episcopal Church We have become so used to our “binary” mindsets that we forget it is possible to experience very different emotions simultaneously. It […]
Behavioral Health and Community Wellness
As I drive out of my neighborhood, I see firetrucks, police and EMTs scramble to extinguish a house fire, rescue the residents and their pets. As the neighbors and I […]
The Hub Provides Much-Needed Resources to Students and Their Families
By: Tonya Sanders, Director of The HUB at Gainesville High School The pressures of fitting in, being accepted, or excelling in grades/sports are typical middle and high school stressors we […]
Mental Wellness – Reading the Signs in Middle & High Schoolers
By: Dr. Kristen Green, PhD, ABPP, Board Certified Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychologist Who stole my child and replaced them with an alien? Anxious, rebellious, irritable, moody, distant…Some of this […]
Mental Health Starts Early
By: Jamie Reynolds, Executive Director of SISU “Boys will be boys.” How many times have we heard this age-old adage to explain a young male’s rambunctious behavior? As a mother […]
Mental Health is Community Health
By: Reese Daniel, One Hall Mental and Behavioral Health Co-Chair After decades of working in addiction and mental health, I can say one thing with absolute confidence: everyone at some […]