How Can You Manage the Role of Caregiving?
by Alexandra Delaroderie, LPC According to AARP’s Research Report on, “Caregiving in the U.S. 2020,” (May 2020) 21.3 percent of Americans are caregivers, who provided care to an adult or child with special needs in the last 12 months. In looking at caregivers for adults only, [...]
What if You’re not Ready to Spring into the New Year?
What if You’re not Ready to Spring into the New Year? By Margaret Gallen, MS, RYT-200 What if you’re not ready to spring into the new year? I confess, I’m not. This year by mid-December I couldn’t think through all of the tasks, parties, obligations and [...]
Christmas Time Continuum
Christmas Time Continuum by Becki Porter-Harmon MA BCC LPC Lately, as I grow older, I am more aware of the idea that the experience of the time leading up to Christmas (or any holiday for that matter), is perceived differently by age group. It is like a [...]
HOLIDAYS, GRIEF
HOLIDAYS, GRIEF Carey Gauzens, LCSW Center for Pastoral Counseling of Virginia Alexandria Office As a therapist, I work with a lot of people who are grieving: The loss may be the death of a loved one, a divorce, the breakup of a relationship or the loss [...]
ANNOUNCEMENTS AT CPC
ANNOUNCEMENTS AT CPC RESIDENCY PROGRAM STARTING “Integrating Spirituality into Psychotherapy” Taking Applications for Fall 2023 and WE ARE HIRING!!! Please feel free to share with those who may be interested See Details Below [...]
Announcements from CPC February/March 2023
See the list of current staff with contact information below We are taking referrals for telehealth and in-person We are HIRING! See our website: pastoralcounseling.com February article: Recovery from Grief and Loss by Kelly Bojan Recovery from Grief and Loss by Kelly A. Bojan, M.S., [...]