The Reading Room contains the Samaritan Counseling Center newsletters as well as other articles by the experienced clinical staff members at the Samaritan Counseling Center. The articles are arranged both by author and by subject.


2009 Newsletters

Annual Report 2008
Issue 1
Issue 2
Issue 3

2008 Newsletters

Annual Report 2007
Issue 1
Issue 2
Issue 3

2007 Newsletters

Annual Report 2006
Issue 1
Issue 2
Issue 3

2006 Newsletters

Annual Report 2005
Issue 2
Issue 3
Issue 4


Author:

Dean Clemmer, M.S., N.C.C.
Men and Anger: An Updated Owner's Manual
Gratitude: An Antidote to Entitlement
The Stigma of Psychotherapy
Self-Talk
Growing Pains
The Six-Year Itch

Lois Frey Gray, LCSW
Healing Is Possible

Perry Hazeltine, Ph.D.
Beyond Disillusionment
What Am I Called To Do?
Understanding Stress Following a Tragedy
Talking to Your Children about Drugs and Alcohol: An Ongoing Dialogue
Dispelling Unhelpful Myths about Family Life
Recognizing Psychological Trauma in Children: May the Scales Fall from Our Eyes

Beth Mull, Psy.D.
Growing in Love
What is a Neuropsychogical Evaluation?

Frank Stalfa, D.Min.
Life in the Fishbowl: Clergy Families
Gratitude
The Three Marriages



Subject Matter:

Anger Management
Men and Anger: An Updated Owner's Manual

Assessment
What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation?

Clergy
What Am I Called To Do?
Life in the Fishbowl: Clergy Families

Family
Talking to Your Children about Drugs and Alcohol: An Ongoing Dialogue
Dispelling Unhelpful Myths about Family Life
Growing in Love

Family Violence
An Interview with Linda Crockett
Recognizing Psychological Trauma in Children: May the Scales Fall from Our Eyes
Creating Safe Environments For Living and Healing
Overcoming Denial

Personal
Beyond Disillusionment
What Am I Called To Do?
Gratitude: An Antidote to Entitlement
Gratitude
The Stigma of Psychotherapy
Self-Talk
Growing Pains

Relationships
The Six-Year Itch
The Three Marriages

September 11
Understanding Stress Following a Tragedy

Trauma
Healing Is Possible
Recognizing Psychological Trauma in Children: May the Scales Fall from Our Eyes