Tapestries Counseling Center

At some point or another, we will all have a friend or loved one affected by mental illness. When that happens, it can be uncomfortable or even overwhelming to know what to do or how to respond. You don’t want to be overbearing or annoying, but you want to show you care. A blanket “I’m here for you” statement doesn’t feel like enough, but you don’t know what else to say. So what can we do to better support those we love and care about who are dealing with a mental illness? Ou

Tapestries Counseling Center responds to Red Caboose Park Shooting

Listening needs to be done with the heart, with warmth and a deep desire to understand and allow the meaning to integrate