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November 21, 2024

Lifesaving Clinical Groups Coming to JF&CS this Spring

Lifesaving Clinical Groups Coming to JF&CS this Spring

In the spring of 2025, our clinicians will offer a new way to help clients build resilience and lessen harmful behaviors through DBT Skills Groups. Read More

November 06, 2024

Resilience in the Face of Hatred

Resilience in the Face of Hatred

We recently discussed the impact of antisemitism with our Holocaust Support Services team and one of our survivor clients, Bebe. Read More

November 06, 2024

Addressing Antisemitism in Counseling

Addressing Antisemitism in Counseling

Clinical Director Keith Myers, PhD, LPC recently published an article bringing awareness to antisemitism in the counseling space in Counseling Today. Read More

November 05, 2024

What’s Your Why?

What’s Your Why?

With Thanksgiving on the horizon, we’re thinking about the gratitude we feel here at JF&CS for our compassionate, gifted, and dedicated staff — here’s what they said when we asked them, “What’s Your Why?” Read More

November 04, 2024

Thank You for Caring: Caregiver Appreciation Month

Thank You for Caring: Caregiver Appreciation Month

November is National Family Caregivers Month, and our Aviv team is here to help. Read More

October 21, 2024

Ask The Experts: Middle School Friendships

Ask The Experts: Middle School Friendships

We’re excited to announce our new blog series, Ask the Experts! Stay tuned here on our blog or subscribe to our monthly clinical newsletter, the Feel Better Letter, to hear advice from our skilled clinicians on all your mental health questions. Read More

October 21, 2024

HAES Helps College Students—and Beyond

HAES Helps College Students—and Beyond

As we continue exploring the ways our clinicians connect with clients, we wanted to highlight a philosophy we use in our Clinical Services: Health At Every Size (HAES)-informed therapy. Read More

September 27, 2024

Modern Parenting Deemed a Public Health Concern

Modern Parenting Deemed a Public Health Concern

According to a recent Surgeon General's advisory, 41% of parents in the U.S. are "so stressed they can't function." Our team of clinical professionals provide some advice. Read More