Behavioral Health Counseling Newsletter: Healthy Connections, April 2022
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Behavioral Health Counseling Newsletter: Healthy Connections, March 2022
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Lenten Challenge
Instead of giving up something for Lent, the Lenten Challenge is a way to give back.
Behavioral Health Counseling Newsletter: Healthy Connections, February 2022
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Behavioral Health Counseling Newsletter: Healthy Connections, December 2021
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Giving Tuesday: “It’s About Connections”
Mental health and a sense of wellbeing are all about connections, says Richard Madwid, MS, LPC, LADC, CCS, director of Behavioral Health Services for Catholic Charities of Fairfield County.
He says the COVID-19 crisis has disrupted connections between friends, family and the larger community. As a result, over the past two years Catholic Charities has seen a dramatic increase in requests for counseling and mental health services for conditions ranging from anxiety and depression to domestic violence and substance abuse.