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I began using vision boards when I was the facilitator of a women’s group at an inpatient psychiatric unit many years ago. I found creating ...
The Consortium Speaks
When I used to think of self-care, I thought of face masks, bath robes, sparkling water, and Netflix. For so long, the materialistic element...
The most damning day of Women’s History Month has come again: Equal Pay Day. Today we reflect on the fact that women earn an average of 82...
I am sure that I am not alone in sharing that l have wrestled with emotional regulation and often fail to truly self-regulate through mindfu...
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...
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...
We at the Connecticut Women’s Consortium are known for educating the behavioral health workforce and our aspiration to be a healing center f...
Divorce, separation, and family restructuring are delicate endeavors often bogged down by litigation, miscommunication, and intense scruti...
For nearly 25 years, the Connecticut Women’s Consortium has been a driving force in continuing education for the behavioral health community...
If you have encountered hoarding problems through television representation — think the A&E reality series Hoarders — you may believe you ha...
