Many people have said that 2020 will be a special year. Maybe because it’s an election year or once again the summer Olympics will occur.…
In this month’s “Let the Words Fall Out”, you hear from Meghan Hurley, LCSW, who is one of River Bridge’s Mental Health Therapists working with…
With the holidays upon us, there are many opportunities for families to gather and spend time together which is great for many families, but for…
After 15 years in education as a mathematics teacher, curriculum developer, coordinator, track coach, club adviser, I decided to take a different path to explore…
Katie sat across from me after disclosing a sexual assault by a classmate. The abuse was over, she had done everything right. She told a…
Myth: “Child abuse doesn’t happen in my community, it can’t happen in my family.” Yes, it does. Much more often than you think. I know…
What You Really Want I would like to tell you about the experience of a brave and intelligent teenage girl who the River Bridge staff…