Struggling with a mental health issue? Wanting to better understand what someone you love is going through? The Care to Change team shares what we know, along with plenty of practical, plain-spoken advice. Scroll down to the topic list to find the subject you seek. Have a suggestion for something we haven’t covered? Email it to us.
Recently Care to Change has been working with a variety of groups in Hendricks County, including first responders, the medical community, local government, schools, businesses, and other mental health providers
When our professional counselors talk with pastors and other church leaders, our respect for these dedicated people deepens. They never know what challenges each day will bring, but they respond to
Dear Parent: You didn’t think you’d survive their first day of kindergarten, and now that they’re about to start their senior year, you’re a bundle of emotions. You’re proud of
Dear senior, Whew, you’re almost there! I remember how I felt as my senior year was starting. Just one more year, and by then I had figured out how things
Jerry began weeping midway through our first session. He never expected to find himself in therapy and he wasn’t even sure that’s what he needed. He was a successful salesman,
You fell in love with someone who was absolutely amazing, and you agreed to share the rest of your lives together. But you didn’t only gain a spouse; you also
People who choose to work in social services, churches, healthcare, and other “caring” fields are there because they feel driven to help others. We say they have big hearts and
When people living in and around Hendricks County feel like they’re stuck and making little progress in life, grappling with anxiety or depression, or struggling with parenting or relationship issues,
For many boys and girls, this is one of the best times of the year. For other students, it’s not that great. Mysterious stomachaches and headaches, an abundance of tears
“I bet it is nice being married to a therapist.” The young newlywed shook her head near the end of a particularly emotional counseling session. “I can barely function, I
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