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A promotional graphic featuring Kelly Davis, Esq., LSW, an Internal Family Systems therapist in Philadelphia. Kelly is smiling and wearing a blue sleeveless top with a pearl necklace, posing in an urban alleyway. The text "Featured Philly Therapist" is displayed at the top, with her name and credentials in bold purple text below. Additional text highlights her role as a staff therapist at Council for Relationships, offering therapy in Philadelphia, PA, and online. The Council for Relationships logo, featuring a heart with a rainbow stripe, is in the bottom right corner.

Meet Kelly Davis, Esq., LSW: Bridging Law, Advocacy, and Therapy

February 26, 2025

For some therapists, the path to mental health care is clear from the start. For others, like Kelly Davis, Esq., LSW, it’s a journey shaped by experience, personal growth, and…

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A press release graphic from Council for Relationships. The top section has a purple speech bubble with white text that reads "Council for Relationships" and "Press Release." Below, in white text on a teal background, it says, "Amy Jones to lead CFR's Women's Psychological Health Services as new Director."

Amy Jones to Lead CFR’s Women’s Psychological Health Services as New Director

February 10, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Amy Jones to Lead CFR’s Women’s Psychological Health Services as New Director Philadelphia, PA – 02/10/2025 – Council for Relationships (CFR) is proud to announce that Amy…

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Hands gently holding a fabric square with a Star of David design, supporting a small lit candle. The text above reads "Council for Relationships" and "International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025: A Blog by Dr. Bea Hollander-Goldfein, PhD, LMFT, CCTP, APIT" on a dark background.

International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025

International Holocaust Remembrance Day in 2025 will mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. This day serves as a reminder of the terrible events that took place during…

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A promotional graphic titled "Top Mental Health Tips for 2025" featuring a hand holding a smiley face emoji on a gradient purple background. Below the title, it credits "By Therapist Chimère G. Holmes" and includes a button labeled "New Blog!" The bottom of the image features the Council for Relationships logo and the tagline "Therapy & Psychiatry Since 1932.

Top Mental Health Tips for 2025

January 14, 2025

As the new year begins, many of us think about resolutions to improve our lives. While goals like eating healthier or saving money are common, it’s equally important to focus…

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Featured image of Dr. Qianna S. Snooks, PsyD, military family therapist in Philadelphia, smiling in a professional setting. Council for Relationships logo included.

Military Family Therapist in Philadelphia

December 16, 2024

Dr. Qianna S. Snooks is the Director of CFR’s Operation Home & Healing program and a dedicated Staff Therapist. Along with seeing a broad range of clients, Dr. Snooks is…

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Graphic for Council for Relationships featuring a purple speech bubble with a white TV icon and the text 'Council for Relationships TV.' Below, a caption reads: 'Council for Relationships’ Dr. Sara J. Corse joined NBC10's show, @Issue, to discuss navigating difficult conversations with loved ones this Thanksgiving.' The background is teal, creating a bold and engaging visual.

CFR’s Dr. Sara J. Corse Guest Appearance on NBC10 Philadelphia’s @Issue

November 25, 2024

November 24, 2024 | Dr. Sara J. Corse was a guest on the NBC10 Philadelphia show @Issue. Dr. Corse joined the show to discuss navigating complicated conversations with loved ones this…

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Graphic promoting a holiday guide titled 'A Holiday Guide to Overcoming Feelings of Inadequacy' by Sloane Previdi, MFT. The image features a simple illustration of a person represented by a stick figure being pinched by a large hand, symbolizing the concept of feelings of being small or inadequate. The background includes swirling light blue shapes, giving a sense of motion or emotion. The logo for 'Council for Relationships' is at the bottom of the image.

How to Overcome Feelings of Inadequacy During the Holidays

November 19, 2024

The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy, connection, and celebration, but for many, it can magnify feelings of inadequacy and loneliness. Social media platforms and societal…

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Graphic with a turquoise background and a purple speech bubble containing the Council for Relationships logo and the word 'Radio' next to an illustration of a vintage radio. Below the bubble, text reads, 'Council for Relationships’ Chief Clinical Officer offers relationship guidance amid political tensions on KYW Newsradio.'

CFR’s CCO Offers Relationship Guidance Amid Political Tensions on KYW Newsradio

October 29, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Council for Relationships’ Chief Clinical Officer Offers Relationship Guidance Amid Political Tensions on KYW Newsradio Philadelphia, PA — October 29, 2024 — As Election Day approaches, political…

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Council for Relationships graphic for National Coming Out Day. Text reads: 'National Coming Out Day: Embracing Identity & Mental Health,' by Reid Cilley, MFT. Background shows an empty closet with light-colored walls, symbolizing the coming-out journey. Council for Relationships logo is displayed in the upper left corner

National Coming Out Day: Embracing Identity & Mental Health

October 11, 2024

Each year, National Coming Out Day reminds the LGBTQ+ community and allies to honor the courage of coming out. Founded on the belief that sharing one’s true self leads to…

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Featured image with title 'Understanding the Mental Health Healing Process' by Bea Hollander-Goldfein, PhD, LMFT, CCTP, APIT, with Council for Relationships logo.

Understanding the Mental Health Healing Process

In her new blog, CFR Staff Therapist and Co-Director of the Transcending Trauma Project, Bea Hollander-Goldfein, PhD, LMFT, CCTP, APIT, explores the mental health healing process and its role in…

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Graphic with a purple speech bubble on a teal background. Inside the speech bubble, white text reads 'Council for Relationships Press Release.' Below the speech bubble, text reads: 'Council for Relationships Launches New Community Trauma Response (CTR) Program to Support Philadelphia Communities Affected by Trauma.

CFR Launches New Community Trauma Response Program to Support Philadelphia Communities Affected by Trauma

October 7, 2024

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  October 7, 2024    Contact: Michael Fasano-McCarron Director of Communications & Development Council for Relationships Phone: 215.382.6680 ext. 3160 Email: mmccarron@councilforrelationships.org  Council for Relationships Launches New Community…

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A graphic with a purple speech bubble containing the Council for Relationships logo and the word 'Podcast' alongside a white icon of headphones. Below, text reads 'CFR’s Dr. Bea Hollander-Goldfein is a guest on the Living Well Into the Future podcast!' The background is turquoise.

Dr. Bea Hollander-Goldfein Featured on ‘Living Well Into the Future’ Podcast

October 3, 2024

October 3, 2024 — Dr. Bea Hollander-Goldfein, a renowned therapist and leader at Council for Relationships (CFR), recently appeared as a guest on the Living Well Into the Future podcast….

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Young college student in a relaxed pose, representing the focus on mental health. The image includes text that reads 'Council for Relationships - Managing Anxiety & Burnout: Mental Health Tips for College Students' by Lia Pezzato, MFT. The background features a calm indoor setting with books and plants, emphasizing a supportive environment for managing stress.

Managing Anxiety & Burnout: Mental Health Tips for College Students

October 2, 2024

Many students feel the weight of balancing classes, extracurriculars, and social activities as the school year progresses. While some may navigate these demands with ease, others struggle with anxiety and…

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The graphic from Council for Relationships features a vinyl record cover of Taylor Swift’s 1989 (Taylor’s Version), with an image of Taylor smiling against a blue sky. The text at the top reads, "Taylor Swift Songs About Mental Health," while the author, Meghan Rydzewski, MFT, is credited on the side. Below the album cover image, the title "1989 (Taylor’s Version)" is written, with the Council for Relationships logo in the lower-right corner. The design features a purple border, and the graphic emphasizes the focus on mental health themes found within Taylor Swift’s 1989 (Taylor's Version) album.

What Taylor Swift’s Songs About Mental Health Teach Us: 1989 (Taylor’s Version)

October 1, 2024

Taylor Swift’s songs about mental health have long resonated with listeners, and 1989 (Taylor’s Version) is no exception. This rerelease was part of Taylor’s mission to reclaim ownership of her…

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NICU Moms: A mother looks at her newborn in an incubator in the NICU. Text overlay reads 'NICU Moms: Coping with Trauma & Finding Support' by Jamie Rose, MAC, LMFT. Council for Relationships logo is at the bottom.

NICU Moms: Coping with Trauma & Finding Support

September 27, 2024

September is NICU Awareness Month, a time when NICU moms reflect on the emotional and mental toll of having a child in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Jamie Rose,…

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Four college students with backpacks walk down a beautifully tiled corridor in an old building, backs turned to the camera. The image is in black and white, with the title 'Impact of Suicide Jokes on Mental Health' and the author 'By Meghan Rydzewski, MFT' prominently displayed on a purple banner at the bottom. The Council for Relationships logo is also visible beneath the title.

Impact of Suicide Jokes on Mental Health: Supporting Peers and Preventing Crisis

September 11, 2024

The impact of suicide jokes on mental health is a growing concern, particularly among college students adjusting to life on campus. As many freshmen begin their college experience, they face…

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Image of a military parent in uniform holding a young child. Text overlay reads: 'Military Children's Mental Health: Navigating the Challenges of Deployment & Relocation' by Allen-Michael Lewis, LMFT, MS, AS. Council for Relationships logo is in the bottom corner.

Military Children Mental Health: Navigating the Challenges of Deployment & Relocation

Nicole’s father has been on active duty in the Army for most of her life. He has had several deployments, and their family moved multiple times, bringing them to different…

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Portrait of queer-affirming therapist in philadelphia, Lia Pezzato, a Marriage & Family Therapist at Council for Relationships, featured as the "Featured Therapist." Lia practices in Philadelphia's Center City, Blue Bell, PA, and Voorhees, NJ. The image includes her name and her areas of service, with a logo in the bottom corner representing Council for Relationships. The background is a bright turquoise with purple text.

Queer-Affirming Therapist in Philadelphia: Lia Pezzato, MFT

August 15, 2024

At Council for Relationships (CFR), we proudly shine a spotlight on Lia Pezzato, MFT, a dedicated queer-affirming therapist in Philadelphia and New Jersey. Lia brings a unique perspective and passion…

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Stylized illustration of a group of five people sitting in a circle, with one person raising their hand. The title reads 'What You Need to Know: Group Therapy Benefits' in bold, followed by 'By Mike Butera, LMFT' and the Council for Relationships logo at the bottom.

Group Therapy Benefits: What You Need to Know

August 12, 2024

The benefits of group therapy are numerous and can offer a powerful path to healing and personal growth. Group therapy brings people together who are facing similar challenges, providing a…

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Promotional graphic for the blog 'Mental Health in Minority Communities' by Bianca Williams, MFT. The image features a young African American man with a serious expression, wearing a denim jacket. The text on the image includes the blog title and 'Care is Critical,' along with the Council for Relationships logo.

Mental Health in Minority Communities: Care is Critical

August 7, 2024

Bianca Williams, a dedicated clinician at Council for Relationships, emphasizes the importance of normalizing all feelings and emotions for her clients. Mental health in minority communities is a critical issue,…

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Graphic for the blog titled 'Mental Health of Older Adults During High Temperatures' by Kent Matthies, MFT, MDiv. The image features an older woman drinking water in front of a fan, illustrating the impact of high temperatures on older adults. The Council for Relationships logo is also displayed.

Mental Health of Older Adults During High Temperatures

August 2, 2024

The mental health of older adults during high temperatures is a growing concern, especially as the summer heat intensifies. High temperatures can lead to severe health issues, impacting both physical…

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