It’s almost here! Our CTAMFT 2013 Annual Conference is April 25-26. Following a year of engaging our neighboring divisions in discussion about collaborating for growth opportunities, the Rhode Island division has elected to join us in hosting an expanded conference offering. Our upcoming … Continue reading »
This weekend’s New York Times had a lovely blog post about the stresses and even trauma that caregivers can suffer. We are so proud to have Audrey at MFT3 who specializes in just this type of therapy. If you or someone … Continue reading »
MFT3 is proud to celebrate 4 years of service this February 17, 2013. It has been our honor to be so welcomed into the Trumbull/Monroe community with such overwhelming enthusiasm. We strive daily to meet your needs, to provide support … Continue reading »
It’s been an inspiring week! In this video about entrepreneurship, it is also about perspective. Keeping a positive and hopeful perspective in the face of nay-sayers and closed doors is tough – but worth it. Enjoy!
Continue reading »Kid President is my new most-est favorite-est motivational speaker ever. Enjoy!!
Continue reading »I have a beautiful mobile in my office and I refer to it almost every day when I am seeking to illustrate the ideas of change and balance. I mention balance quite a lot because, really, at the heart of … Continue reading »
Isn’t it always surprising when one hears about a friend, acquaintance, neighbor, who one day, all-of-a-sudden, unravels? The comments that often ensue are along the lines of, “I never would have expected … She seemed to have … Continue reading »
As a member of the Board of Directors I am thrilled to help promote this year’s CTAMFT Annual Conference on April 20. We have been working extremely hard to bring MFTs and other therapy professionals a truly amazing learning and … Continue reading »
MFT3 is 3! (or as my mother would say, “you’ve entered your fourth year, hunny”.) Today is the day, three years ago exactly, that the doors to MFT3 were opened. I am so proud to still be here 3 years … Continue reading »
So often clients come in to therapy looking for “advice”. More times than I can count I have been sitting across the room from a client who is troubled and confused and had them state, “just tell me what to … Continue reading »
