Mike Gurr
Mike Gurr, MS, MA, LPC, CDWF
Mike received a master’s degree from the University of Utah in Exercise and Sports Science with an emphasis in...
This Practice Will Revolutionize Your Family Relationships
Transition Coach, Shari Murray and I recently recorded a podcast discussing the Power of Positive Assumed Intent. We felt this was an important topic because we are all guilty at one time or another of assuming the intent of others actions. As a parent it’s common to ascribe negative intent to your child’s behavior when they act a certain way. If you can shift your mindset from assuming negative intent to positive, your relationship with your child can grow in ways you never thought possible.
Mira Vanjari
Mira Vanjari, MS, LPC
Mira is a New York City native who has been calling New Jersey home since 2017. She has worked with teens...
Are You Trying to Fill Deep Needs with Shallow Things?
Two weeks ago a reminder popped up in my email. It suggested that I might be interested in what I wrote in my online journal 10 years ago. Because I had made a mental note that journaling again would definitely be part of 2021, I opened the document with anticipation.
Kelly Olson, MSW
Kelly Olson, MSW
Kelly received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Brigham Young University, where she also studied Wilderness Education and...
Meredith Silversmith, MA, LMFT
Meredith Silversmith, MA, LMFT
Meredith is a native New Yorker who has been working intensively with teens and their families since 2008....
Jeanette Pixton
Jeanette Pixton – Director of Enrollment
Jeanette came to work at Homeward Bound with experienced gained in the financial, real...
Peter Henrie
Peter Henrie – Family Bridge
Peter’s background in investment management and the adolescent treatment industry are a great asset to the Family...
Shari Murray
Shari Murray, LLMSW, MAMFT, CPC
Shari received her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Michigan and then a...
Feeling Every Emotion Makes Us Better People
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has impacted virtually every part of life. As we settle into this new “normal” and learn to find balance, one thing is certain—there have been a lot of different emotions surrounding the events of the past year.