Our own Dr. DiBlasio, as well as additional members of The Safety Team were thrilled to be interviewed on four international podcasts: Couples Therapy in Seven Words, Disrupting the Dominoes, Notice That and Beyond Trauma. Each episode covers different information and...
By Kerry Fantelli There you have been All these years Hiding many, if not most parts of you Taking in small sips of air so that others had enough Helium puffs That made your voice even smaller Slowly drifting Filled with gases of what you believed would make others...
Stone House Associates is delighted to announce that not only have we moved into our new permanent home located at 27 Rye Circle in South Burlington (right off of Hinesburg Road, just south of Tilley Drive and only 1 mile from the corner of Kennedy Drive and Hinesburg...
by Lindsay Fagan, M.S.W., LICSW As the seasons are changing, it can be an important time to reflect on the topic of change. It is true that all humans, throughout the course of their lifetime, experience change. Change can be positive in that it often leads to an end...
Fall represents a special time of change. A fresh academic year begins for students, and many young adults head off to college. We have had two community members share their reflections about this transition. The first, a poignant piece by Cathy Catterson, can be...
Dr. Lisa Angstman, a colleague and friend of Stone House, has summarized excerpts from Dr. Ratey's "must read" book titled: Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain: LIFE ENHANCING REASONS TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH EXERCISE: Our culture wrongly treats...
This writing was sent in by a parent prior to sending her child off to college. It captures the bittersweet sentiment of many a parent in the process of letting go. Dear Bursar, I wanted to include a little information about my son with this tuition payment. However,...
One of my primary objectives when raising my two boys was to instill a sort of calm. No drama. Nothing is serious–until it is. Today the universe handed me a reminder of the old objective. I was digging around the glove compartment of my car and...
“We don’t see things as they are, we see them as we are.”—Anais Nin Perspective. It alters everything. I have this sad, heavy heart feeling as my daughter returns to college for the remainder of her spring semester. As I clean up the house, I can’t...