We want to thank the Daytona Beach News-Journal for covering our GoFundMe campaign. So far we have raised $3000 toward our goal of raising $15,000 to cover the cost of 600 free counseling sessions for people who have lost work because of COVID-19. We are matching $15,000 of our own funds. We’ve received support for…
Read detailsCLICK TO SEE VIDEO: The Governor of Florida has asked everyone to stay home for 30 Days! This is going to be tough for a few folks. Don’t worry. I thought I would post a tip everyday for the next 30 days. Some of you might get bored enough to watch a few. On Day…
Read details600 FREE COUNSELING SESSIONS: Open Doors Counseling Network wants to provide a minimum of 600 Free counseling sessions to individuals and families who have lost work because of COVID-19. We are donating $15,000 dollars out of our own business savings and we need $15,000 in matching funds to reach this goal. Please Donate. When people…
Read detailsMost of our clients now have the option to receive counseling online and through the Internet. We support social distancing, so all of our centers now offer HIPAA compliant, online, Telemental Health. The number one advantage is that you can stay safe at home and still connect with your counselor or therapist in a meaningful…
Read detailsIf you are in a relationship that used to be pretty good, but sucks lately, come to this seminar and get some pro-tips on how to make your relationship better! The Founding Director of Open Doors Counseling Network, Russell Holloway, will be leading a brief seminar on Better Relationships this Saturday. Saturday, Feb. 29th, 9:30am…
Read detailsRecently I learned that poor access to mental health services is the number one health crisis in Volusia County. — Individuals suffer, families suffer, business suffers and we all suffer, when our neighbors cannot afford the help they seek. Adults and children suffering from trauma, anxiety, depression, or grief often have no place to turn…
Read detailsIndividuals in a relationship adapt to change in different ways and at different speeds. People get frustrated with others when they do not adapt to change at the same pace. One is yelling, “hurry-up!” while the other is yelling, “slow down!” — Change is a normal part of life. People get new jobs, children are…
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