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7 Years! Happy Anniversary to Us!!
Well here we are, at yet another milestone. 7! We have crossed the 7-year mark! 7 years we have been blessed to serve those seeking support and assistance in Connecticut’s lower Fairfield County. 7 years of serving Trumbull, Monroe, Fairfield, Stratford, Shelton, … Continue reading »
Posted in Good Things, Gratitude, MFT3 News
Tagged 7, anniversary, caregiving, collaborate, Fairfield County, grateful, help, lower, MFT3, service, thanks, therapists, therapy, years
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This is your Brain on Trauma
I recently had the amazing opportunity to spend 3 days of learning and training with David Grand, PhD, and 14 local therapists, courtesy of the Resiliency Center of Newtown. They invited the local area therapists who have been working with … Continue reading »
Posted in Brain, Brainspotting, Educational
Tagged brain, capsule, community, compassion, David Grand, education, event, healing, help, learning, processing, Resiliency Center of Newtown, trauma, trigger
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Holiday Break Info
Just a quick post to remind everyone that Katherine is officially on her Christmas break. She will be back in the office just one day, 12/29, but is already fully booked for that day. Otherwise, regular scheduling will begin again … Continue reading »
Posted in MFT3 News
Tagged Audrey Bernstein, break, dates, Facebook, help, holiday, Katherine, Lisa Fournier, resources, scheduling, Twitter
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Attention: Special Needs Parents
I received this announcement today and it seems like a valuable resource for special needs parents. Special Needs Webinar PDF
Posted in Educational, Parenting
Tagged assistance, financial, guidance, help, IEE, IEP, parents, PPT, special needs, webinar
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October and Domestic Violence Awareness
October is domestic violence awareness month. I wish it were every month, but I’ll take this for now. I see and hear every day in my office people who are looking for ways out of domestic violence and abuse, people … Continue reading »
What is a “Victim” of Domestic Violence?
It’s not everyone’s favorite topic to discuss, yet I seem to be doing it every day. Our society has dangerously mistaken only physical violence as domestic violence and has deemed the person with the bruises as the only victim. This … Continue reading »
Posted in Domestic Violence, Educational
Tagged abuse, assault, behaviors, bruises, graphic, help, recording, victims, who is, words
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Caregiver Support
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 »
Posted in Good Things, MFT3 News
Tagged Audrey Bernstein, caregivers, help, New York Times, stress, support, trauma
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Weathering winter’s wonders
Well, CT is being hit with the 3rd major snowstorm in 3 weeks, seems like we are getting good at this! Officially, the offices of MFT3 will be closed tomorrow, 1/12/2011 for safety’s sake. But what some may see as … Continue reading »
Posted in Educational, MFT3 News, Suicide
Tagged choices, details, embrace, getting help, help, powerlessness, therapy, winter
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From the radio show: Domestic Violence Info
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: https://www.mft3.com/media/onesmartmother-080409.mp3 … Continue reading »
Posted in Domestic Violence, MFT3 News, One Smart Mother
Tagged abuse, end the cycle, help, information, Nina Sutton, podcast, resources, WGCH
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Independence
In the spirit of independence, the therapists at MFT3 would like to acknowledge how difficult it can be to ask for help when you need it. After all, aren’t we all supposed to be able to manage our problems on … Continue reading »
Posted in MFT3 News
Tagged balance, help, Independence, letting go, relationships, self
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