by Katie Gerten | Feb 14, 2019 | Blog, Clinical Resources, Clinical Resources, Featured, Mental Health, Professional Development
Psychotherapy.net – by Lawrence Rubin, PhD, ABPP Among my varied clinical and clinically-related roles, I supervise master’s level counseling interns who are training in a variety of settings, from alternative schools to psychiatric hospitals. In our group...
by Katie Gerten | Feb 13, 2019 | Blog, Clinical Resources, Featured
What video-chat therapy sessions offer that in-person visits don’t. The Atlantic – Joseph Burgo As I prepare for my first session of the day, I settle down at my computer, log on to my Skype account, and review the completed questionnaire emailed to me by...
by Katie Gerten | Feb 13, 2019 | Blog, Children's Mental Health, Featured
Psychiatric disorders are not a result of bad parenting — or poor willpower Child Mind Institute – by Harold S. Koplewicz, MD It is easy to empathize with suffering we can see: a child who has lost her hair as a result of chemotherapy, for instance. The...
by Katie Gerten | Jan 15, 2019 | Blog, Featured, YDI Highlights
The Youth Dynamics’ Board of Directors is pleased to announce that after careful consideration, Dennis Sulser, Ed.D, has been appointed the new interim CEO of Youth Dynamics. Dennis officially took over leadership of the organization on January 7, 2019. Dennis has a...
by Katie Gerten | Nov 5, 2018 | Blog, Foster Care
Valley Journal – by Mary Auld- 9/12/2018 In many ways, Joel McClanahan of Lolo is a typical proud parent. “We have an amazing kid,” he said as he introduced himself. While this affection is characteristic of many families, the situation by which McClanahan’s...
