The GHI Fund proudly support soldiers, lone soldiers, and active reservists in funding trauma therapy via private practice multilingual therapists to provide imminent specialized care. Soldiers can select their own therapist through our database of participating therapists.
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The Pike Phenomenon: A Lesson for an Empowered Life
By: Elan KartenIn Proverbs, King Solomon taught the sluggard to go and learn from an ant. More recently, researchers have taught us that we should go and learn from a fish. Move over, Grandma! There’s much more to pike than just gefilte fish.
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The Power of Art Therapy for Emotional Healing
By: Sara FeinbergPeople often ask me, “What is art therapy and how does it work?” Art therapy…
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Ways to Manage Worry Instead of it Managing You – Part TWO
By: Daniel BaumIn part two of my blog, “Worry! Ways to Manage Worry Instead of it Managing You”, I am going to present to you some general recommendations and thoughts about dealing with worry.
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10 Ways to Improve a Marriage
By: Naomi SternbergWouldn’t it be wonderful if there were just 10 do it yourself fix it solutions…
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You and Your Body
By: Chava LedererYour body is not all of who you are, but it is a constant. You are in relationship with your body always.
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Back To School With ADHD
By: Linda AvitanAdvice to parents who face particular challenges around back-to-school among children with ADHD. Suggestions are offered in the context of common challenges such as difficulties with lack of routine, learning new habits and impulsivity. I invite parents to consult with me to examine ways to understand what's behind certain behaviors and build strategies, smoothing the way for better coping.
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Re-Frame Rejection so You Can Successfully Move Forward in Relationships
By: Micki Lavin-PellI have been rejected more times than I can count. By friends, boys, jobs, my kids, you name it… One of my most memorable rejections happened while in 6th grade. My English teacher encouraged us to write a journal, which I kept "hidden" in my desk. In it, I wrote all about a crush I had on a boy named Joey, a fellow classmate. I forgot that in the morning we sat at one desk and in the afternoon another. A fellow classmate found my journal and proceeded to read that very entry aloud to the entire class during recess.
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