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Finding Hope in the Midst of Loss
Thursday, February 25th, 9:00am, Virtual Event
Join us for a discussion on recognizing our loss, processing our grief and practicing self-care moving forward in 2021.
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DBT Skills Class for Adults Emotion Regulation
Thursdays @ 7:00pm
Feb. 19th – Apr 22nd |
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a specialized form of therapy that is designed to help adults, adolescents and their families cope with dysregulated emotions and behaviors in combination with some of the following issues:- Impulsivity
- Thoughts of Suicide or Self-harm
- Overwhelming Emotions Such as Sadness, Anxiety or Anger
- Struggles with Identity or Constantly Changing "Sense of Self"
- Difficulty Maintaining Healthy Relationships
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15th Annual Summit Golf Classic
Monday, April 5th
Shotgun Start 11:00 am
Country Club of The South |
Sponsorship Opportunities and Team Registration Open Now! Your support helps us provide:- Individual/Couples/Family Counseling
- Psychological Assessments
- School-based Mental Health
- Mental Health Awareness & Suicide Prevention
Now more than ever, The Summit needs your support to meet the growing need for mental health resources due to the impact of COVID-19. |
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5 Ways to Revitalize Your Relationship Routine
Will Goodwin, MA |
| With the beginning of a new year well underway and the somewhat cliché mantra of “New year, new you!” still ringing in the air, many of us are starting to look around and wonder what has really changed. The problem with this phrase is that it often implies that there must be a complete and total change whether in our habits, work or even in our relationships. |
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Positive Parenting: Setting Limits with Your Child
Maddie McGarrah, LAPC |
| Whether your child or children express it or not, rules and limits are good for them. Children thrive off consistency, and a great way to help provide consistency to your child is when you are setting limits for them. Setting limits is all about providing a healthy boundary for your child and it puts the focus on their behavior not who they are as a person. |
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Ewell Hardman, MDiv
Master Addiction Counselor
Certified Clinical Supervisor |
| Ewell’s interest is in finding ways to help persons caught in the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual traps of addiction find new freedom, health, and wholeness. He provides assessments, individualized treatment, monitoring, advocacy, spiritual support services and individual, group and family therapy for persons with substance abuse and addiction problems. Ewell also provides services for process addictions, codependency and unresolved adult child of alcoholics’ issues. |
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Rebecca Marshall, PhD
Licensed Psychologist |
| The impact of COVID-19 on the lives of Dr. Marshall has been focused on helping individuals with cognitive and emotional difficulties for over 20 years. She has a passion for understanding individuals’ strengths and weaknesses to help them find their path to academic, personal, and vocational success and well-being. In addition to evaluating suspected learning disabilities, Dr. Marshall assesses cognitive and emotional functioning in children, adolescents, and adults with neurological and other medical problems, including epilepsy, brain tumors, and head injury/concussion. |
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