By Parth Patel, CommUnity Crisis Services Youth Mobile Crisis Coordinator With summer fast approaching and the school year coming to a close, it’s important to recognize that the change in…
…expect when you meet a client. While this made me nervous at first, it’s forced me to become more reliant on my instincts and more courageous. I’m now more comfortable…
…by the stresses of the holidays and this is complicated further by the challenges unique to this year, such as the recent presidential election and a global pandemic. How does…
Contacting a crisis line can seem intimidating. And while each call is different, the best thing to remember is what they have in common: no pressure, no judgement, and no…
…our lunch has gone missing from the company refrigerator. For first responders—the firefighters, police officers, military personnel, emergency dispatchers, EMTs and others who keep us safe—work can mean close encounters…
By Lexys Sillin, RBT, Mobile Crisis Outreach Counselor Despite the monotony of quarantine, financial stress, and the political unrest, 2020 is in fact coming to an end. While COVID-19 has…
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…Johnson County individuals and families with basic needs. More Info Support Groups For more information, contact Loni Parrott or Kitch Shatzer via email at llrp14@hotmail.com or revkitch@hotmail.com. Coping with Suicide…
…Communities, the St. Anthony’s Bread fund and other philanthropic organizations to help Johnson County individuals and families with basic needs, such as: Rent and Utility Assistance Security Deposit Assistance Birth…
…and explore your artistic side. Whether you’re crafting a DIY costume or putting together a spooky playlist, creativity can be a powerful mood booster. 2. Community and Connection Halloween is…
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