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News & UpdatesHow Can We Help an Anxious or Restless Child Focus on Therapy? Go Outside!
Maxine McClaskey Therapy Garden Proves Useful Tool for Treatment John Muir was on to something when he mused, “Everybody needs beauty as well as bread; places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.” Recently, an 11-year-old...
New campaign offers help to start tough conversations about mental health
Let’s face it: mental health can be tough to talk about, even for those of us committed to the cause. That’s the idea behind a new “Seize the Awkward” campaign from the JED Foundation and AFSP which offers refreshingly practical tips for starting conversations about...
Your Impact in Letters: Lives touched, spirits lifted during the season of giving
Therapists Recount Stories of Thanks From Families who Received Toy Drive Donations Whenever you dig deep and give big, our therapists hear about it. Clients often express thanks and celebrate the positive impact your generosity has on their lives. Here are some of...
Thank You: End-of-year giving
Your generous response to our end of year appeal has helped us start 2018 strong. Your donations are already at work bringing hope and treatment to vulnerable children. Help us keep this momentum going throughout the year and show your support for the Children's...
Fall Newsletter Summary
Fall Newsletter: Bringing Hope to Our Community If your news feed leaves you looking for hope that cooperation and compassion are alive and well, search no further than the Children’s Center community. The stories shared here on our website, and in our (newly...
Kids Helping Kids: Meet the Minors Who Raised Over $3,000 for the Toy Drive
Annual Toy Drive Gets a Big Boost From Local Youth with Creative Ideas For Fundraising The holidays were brightened for many Children’s Center clients and their families, thanks to the efforts of a few area youth who found creative ways to make a difference. They may...
More Kids Gain Access to Mental Health Services Through Two New Programs
Children’s Center therapists placed at Boys and Girls Club of Southwest Washington and Clark Country Domestic Violence Prosecution Center. Major strides have been made toward our strategic priority of providing access to mental health services for at-risk children and...
3 Questions to Rethink “Estate Planning and Start Crafting Your Legacy”
Wealth management planner Michael Burgoyne advises clients to approach planned giving with purpose This is a guest article by Michael Burgoyne. Michael is the Founder and President of Laurus Wealth Management, a financial firm associated with LPL Financial, located in...
Mother of Mental Health Survivor Urges Action at Annual Benefit Luncheon
Liza Long's Story "I am Adam Lanza's mother." Liza Long wrote those words on her blog the morning of the Sandy Hook school shooting. Long knew firsthand the challenges faced by parents of children with mental illness. She had been struggling for years to find answers,...
East Vancouver Dutch Bros benefit raises $3,000
Two East Vancouver Dutch Bros locations - 18911 SE Mill Plain Blvd. and 2610 NE 138th Ave. - sent us $1 from every drink sold on National Coffee Day (Friday, September 29th) via their “Bucks for Kids” program. Talk about a pick me up! Dutch Bros has been using "Bucks...
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