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Thirty Days of EFT: Tapping Your Cares Away

Working at The Connecticut Women’s Consortium has many perks. One such perk is that I am able to participate in trainings that I find intere...
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Gerontology: Supporting America’s Growing Population

In the next 30 years, the number of adults 65 and older is expected to nearly double from today’s 46 million to approximately 90 million. Wi...
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Our Legislative Priorities for 2021 and Beyond

We at the Connecticut Women’s Consortium are known for educating the behavioral health workforce and our aspiration to be a healing center f...
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Re-writing Separation: Co-parenting and the power of stability

Divorce, separation, and family restructuring are delicate endeavors often bogged down by litigation, miscommunication, and intense scrutiny...
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Don't hit pause on learning! Join us for a free Lunch and Learn series

For nearly 25 years, the Connecticut Women’s Consortium has been a driving force in continuing education for the behavioral health community...
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Hoarding Disorder: Myth-Busting

If you have encountered hoarding problems through television representation — think the A&E reality series Hoarders — you may believe you ha...
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COVID Fatigue: COVID's answer to compassion fatigue

COVID fatigue was coined to describe the roller coaster of emotions and symptoms people are experiencing, many of which share similarities t...
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What is the Community Resiliency Model?

Mirroring the push towards trauma-informed and ACEs-based treatment, the Community Resiliency Model (CRM) arrived on the Connecticut behavio...
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Getting your mind on mindfulness

If you were not familiar with mindfulness as a stress-relief practice before this last year, the events of 2020 have likely brought it to yo...
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