April 21, 2016
Family Counseling – An Option For Many Situations
Each of us faces problems at various times, and when we do we usually think the burden of these problems is ours and ours alone. However, there are many times when there may be real value in involving those with whom we're the closest - our families.
March 23, 2016
Easter through the Eyes of a Grieving Child
Each week at GriefWorks, children and families gather to support each other through their grief journey. The following is a story about one of these meetings told by GriefWorks Director Larry Barber. As the circle of eager children and their family members prepared to go into their grief support groups, I asked the group to share any exciting […]
November 5, 2015
How to Talk to Your Adopted Child about Bullying
Many adopted children are bullied and teased throughout their lives. Bullying of adoptees can center around race, gender, adoption status, development, social skills, and much more. It can be easy to dismiss teasing or bullying as “kids being kids” or to suggest that you, as the parent, can relate to a time that you were bullied or teased. While […]
