The Art of Play and Movement
Author: Nora Doebrich, SPCC Family Trauma Intervention Program Art Therapist, yoga instructor
As an art therapist and a yoga instructor, I obtain a...
The Importance of Play: Realizing the Value as a Parent
Written by: Kate Dunlavey, LMSW & Mother
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about the importance of play for children. The fact...
Recognizing two dedicated SPCC staff who inspire us daily…
By Laurie Valentine, Vice President of Programs at SPCC
SPCC is fortunate to have many skilled and dedicated staff who work tirelessly to...
Goblins, Ghouls, & Gobs of Fun
We hope you all had a safe and fun filled Halloween yesterday! Here are some friends of SPCC enjoying the day (you...
Christy’s Story…
by Bonnie Allen, MA (TAPPS Program Supervisor)
& Jessica Brumbaugh, LMSW (Evaluation & Programing Director)
It’s October. Around here at SPCC, you’ll see a...
Women, Infants and Children Threatened by Government Shutdown
By: Cindy Walton, SPCC Vice President, WIC/VMA
Cindy has been with SPCC for over 20 years and has worked as a WIC Nutritionist,...
A challenge as Suicide Prevention Month comes to an end
September is National Suicide Prevention Month and while I recognize that suicide, mental health and emotional challenges are not particularly cheerful topics,...
The Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto
An oldie but a goodie. Brene Brown writes from the heart of parenting.
The Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto
Brene Brown
Above all else, I want...
Trauma in Oklahoma
Sometimes it feels like trauma is everywhere. With recent bombings, kidnappings and sexual assaults, the tornado that devastated communities in Oklahoma last...