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On June 19, 2020, Jerome Price, Director of the Michigan Family Institute, presented an inservice training seminar for the clinical staff of Birmingham Maple Clinic about Failure To Launch; young adults who resist leaving home. This was the first inservice training seminar presented remotely on Zoom since the pandemic of COVID-19 resulted in the clinic
I wanted to reach out and tell you how helpful it has been to have access to tele-health services during this global pandemic. My relationship was new to Birmingham Maple Clinic, I had only had 2 or 3 sessions before we went into quarantine. I am grateful for the time, tools and strategies I have
Carrie Krawiec, therapist at the BMC, recently stopped by the Motus Realty podcast to discuss how families can cope with the psychological effects of the Coronavirus crisis. Samantha Hillery is a realtor at Motus Reality in Troy, MI, and this is part of a daily series for her clients and followers, featuring different businesses in
I sit writing this in the heart of Detroit, the Michigan epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. In just two weeks, a solitary confirmed case of COVID-19 has mushroomed into thousands testing positive for the disease. Nearly 1,000 Michiganders have died so far, most of them Detroiters. The number rise even as I edit this. Sadly,
These times can weigh heavily on a person’s mental health. And even though we can’t physically go to many places, it is currently easier than ever to get mental health treatment through various telehealth methods. Here are some reasons why now is the perfect time to start therapy. You could be fully covered by insurance: Blue
When talking to your children: Be honest Use the facts; and if you’re not sure, verify your information Monitor your mood and emotional tone; kids of all ages absorb our feelings Deliver your explanations and information in language your child understands; developmentally appropriate words and concepts. Often your child doesn’t want to know as much