Watch this wonderful interview of Mary Murphy on the Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier today. When victims speak, lives are saved. Mary Murphy is a regular judge and choreographer on the Fox dance competition-reality show So You Think You Can Dance.
Continue reading »MFT3 is kicking off Domestic Violence Awareness Month with education, information and conversation! As promised, Katherine Allen made a return appearance on Nina Sutton’s radio show, One Smart Mother, heard Tuesdays at 9a on WGCH-AM 1490 of Greenwich, CT (read about … Continue reading »
MFT3 was privileged to be a part of the 4th Annual Monroe Wellness Fair this past Saturday. We met many local services and companies, and answered many questions as to exactly what is “marriage and family therapy”? We look forward … Continue reading »
The town of Monroe will host its fourth annual Wellness Fair on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Masuk High School. Please stop by the MFT3 table and learn more about mental health, the services we … Continue reading »
I recently stumbled upon this amazing poem that is part of Oprah’s “20 Most Powerful Women” spot. Originally seen on the Oprah web site here. It speaks for itself.
Continue reading »We hope that you are enjoying our blog posts, interesting topics and useful information from us to you. So along those lines, today’s post is both on- and off-topic; please let us introduce “A Good Thing”; Nec-A-Nec Play tables. Play … Continue reading »
This morning, I was privileged and honored to be a guest on Nina Sutton’s radio show “One Smart Mother”, heard Tuesdays at 9a on WGCH-AM 1490 (Greenwich, CT). You can listen to the 30 minute interview in its entirety below: http://www.mft3.com/media/onesmartmother-080409.mp3 … Continue reading »
I have been hearing and reading quite a lot lately about how to cut back, pare down, reduce clutter and live leaner and smarter. Celebrities like Oprah and various Home and DIY shows dedicate time each week to helping people … Continue reading »
I often bristle at the word “communication”. This is a tough word. It’s tough because so many people have such varied definitions of what exactly “communication” means. Here’s an insight; the human being cannot not communicate. Communicating is always on, … Continue reading »
May is national Mental Health month. Well, one might ask, what does this mean to me? Unfortunately in our society there is still so much negative association and stigma associated with the need or desire to seek mental health services. … Continue reading »
