Meet Deborah Williams, LMHC! Deborah is a licensed clinician that works with adolescents, children, adults, and families. Her approach is cognitive behavior therapy and practicing mindfulness. She specializes in working with adolescent girls; she aims to help build a strong sense of identity, and gives them the tools to work through conflict. She also sees children and families, and helps them both to communicate more positively with each other.
It’s National Eating Disorder Awareness week, and Massachusetts has some great, informative events happening to further education about eating disorders and eating disorder recovery. Are you in recovery, or know someone who is? Check out some of the links below to see what is available.
Eating Disorder Recovery Twitter Chat – Click on this link to connect to various Twitter chats hosted by Eating Disorder Hope.
Build Body Confidence in Your Child – Check out this event’s Facebook page for more information.
More to Love Yoga Workshop – Take a look at this workshop that is geared towards assisting women of all sizes to accept their bodies.
Please join me in congratulating Counseling Services of Greater Boston; they are the 2016 recipients of the Wakefield, MA MLK Service Award! Each year, the Wakefield Human Rights Commission selects one business, nonprofit or community group that they believe contributes to the community positively.
Come see CSGB’s Amanda Bruce speak about CSGB’s role in the community at the MLK Unity Celebration at the Galvin Middle School on January 16th, 2017 at 10am.
We at CSGB thank you for letting us have the honor of serving your community!
The Wakefield Human Rights Commission is now taking nominations for the MLK Service Award! We encourage you to nominate Counseling Services of Greater Boston as we continue to be honored by serving the Wakefield Community in our fourth year of operation. CSGB prides itself on offering compassionate mental health counseling to all through a progressive approach.
Counseling Services of Greater Boston opened our Wakefield, MA offices in October, 2012, which means it is officially CSGB’s fourth anniversary! We are grateful for the opportunities we have had to support the North Shore community, and look forward to the upcoming years of service. Thank you for your support of us!
On Saturday, September 24th, Counseling Services will be participating in Wakefield’s “Out of the Darkness” walk, for the second year in a row. Out of the Darkness walks happen around the country, and raise awareness and funds for suicide prevention. When you donate money or time to this organization you are providing for increased research and education about suicide, and for increased support for those affected by suicide loss. There is still time to get involved! Please visit the organization’s website here to join us.
Have you ever been skeptical of the effect of meditation on the brain? If so, check out Dan Harris’s video on how the brain benefits from meditation – and how you might even grow some grey matter back.
Meet Nova! Nova Carmichael, LMHC, R-DMT, is a somatic therapist who utilizes movement, body awareness, mindfulness techniques, cognitive coping skills, and trauma informed care to support the needs and goals of her clients. Nova works with children ages 3 and up, adolescents, adults, and families.
Meet Kayla Esce, LMHC! Counseling Services of Greater Boston’s Kayla Esce, LMHC, is a trained art and expressive therapist who uses trauma sensitive, and cognitive/behavioral treatment approaches to help children, families, and individuals develop insight about their symptoms and find healthy ways to cope with stress.
