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Fall 2014
22 STOCKTON STREET
PRINCETON, NJ 08540
609.924.0060
Letter from the
Executive Director
It is my pleasure to address you
as the third Executive Director of
Trinity Counseling Service. I moved
into a beautiful office overlooking a
tree-lined Stockton Street in early
July. As someone who grew up in
this area, it is both c omforting and,
at times, challenging to be home.
Many things are familiar, yet a lot
has changed.
The greater Princeton area is a community that offers
excellent schools and vibrant cultural and social resources
to which most have access. Viewed from the outside, life
looks pretty good. However, when we take a closer look and
begin to ask thoughtful questions, we find that many in our
community are struggling. People in our community have
gotten used to pulling themselves up by their proverbial
bootstraps, and used to coping with stress, anxiety and/or
sadness without asking for help. Many are coping by working
longer hours, exercising harder, or drinking more red wine.
I’m not disparaging the work, exercise, red wine strategy
that may work for some, but I also believe that a critical
sign of health is knowing what else we need to keep
ourselves healthy.
The opportunity to work with a trained
professional helps one develop a capacity for
reflective functioning that can be gratifying and
enlightening, and also useful and potentiating.
We hear a lot about the importance of finding “balance” in our
lives. I recently said to a friend that sometimes the mantra of
needing to find balance becomes its own extreme. A possible
book title came to mind: Balance: Until You Fall Over. So as a
person tired of hearing how I need to find ways to find more
“balance” in my life, I began thinking about what a ctually
makes me feel healthier. Eating well, exercising r egularly and
getting enough sleep are critical, but something else also
came to mind—a concept known as “reflective functioning.”
Reflective functioning refers to the ability to reflect on one’s
experiences, the capacity to know how experiences effect us,
to understand better why we react the way we do to c ertain
situations, and to be able to be curious about ourselves and
IN THIS ISSUE:
healing minds,
strengthening hearts,
enhancing lives...one at a time.
Trinity Counseling Service
(TCS) is a private, not-for-profit, 501(c)3, community
counseling agency providing comprehensive and compassionate care to residents of the greater Princeton area. Our
unique combination of highly trained and licensed psychiatrists,
psychologists, clinical social workers, counselors and pastoral
counselors are dedicated to providing effective mental health
services to everyone in the greater Princeton community.
our lives. This is, of course, precisely what the therapeutic
process facilitates. The more insight we have into our self and
into our own experiences, the more capable we are of having
authentic, meaningful, rewarding life experiences, the more
connected we feel to ourselves and to others, and the more
capable we are of understanding why we might be struggling
with whatever it is that is causing us distress.
Talking with people helps. Talking to friends and family
is w
onderful and critically important, but working with a
therapist and having the opportunity to develop a t houghtful,
trusting relationship with that person is a unique e
xperience.
It offers structured, meaningful support and feedback. The
opportunity to work with a trained professional helps us
develop a capacity for reflective functioning that can be
gratifying and enlightening, and also useful and potentiating.
At TCS, we do our best to deliver individual, couples,
family, and group counseling and support to anyone in our
community who seeks it. We have two psychiatrists and an
APN who work closely with our therapists when p
sychiatric
consultations are requested and/or medication is warranted.
We have recently hired many new, highly trained, e
xperienced
therapists to join our talented team.
So as we all strive to find this mythical, perfect “balance” that
we hear so much about, I encourage you to think about how
some of our many services might benefit you or your loved
ones. Please contact us if you would like to talk about how we
might be able to help you or someone you care about.
I look forward to the possibility of meeting you.
Sincerely,
Dr. Whitney B. Ross
TCS NEWS... 2 C.O.P.E... 3 DE-MYSTIFYING THERAPY... 3 CLINICIAN’S CORNER... 4 FY2014 DONORS... 5
AND MORE!
TCS News!
TCS Welcomes New Leadership
On July 1st, TCS officially welcomed Dr. W
hitney
B. Ross to the helm as TCS’ 3rd Executive D
irector.
Whitney is a graduate of Hamilton College and holds
a Masters Degree from Harvard University and a
Ph.D. from City University of New York. She also
completed training in organizational consultation
at IPTAR, the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training
and Research in New York. In addition to her work
at TCS, Dr. Ross will continue to serve on the Biomedical Ethics Committee and as a Trustee on
the Board of Religious Ministries at the University
Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro. She will
also continue to serve as a Trustee of Center for
Supportive Schools in Princeton. Dr. Ross succeeds
Rev. Peter Stimpson, who retired after leading TCS
for 25 years. Event guests Leslie Kuenne, Christina Jeanes, Paul Jeanes and
Wendell Collins celebrate the future of TCS at “The Circle
Continues” Fall Benefit on Sept. 13th.
TCS also welcomed Kim Casarona as the new Clinical
Director of the organization. Kim is dually licensed in C
linical
Social Work and Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counseling. Ms.
Casarona completed her Masters of Social Work from R
utgers
University, and her areas of specialty are in substance abuse,
adult children of alcoholics, and children and parenting.
Initiative (CII), a program for low income children and their
families. The Campaign culminated in a celebratory dinner
and send-off for Peter Stimpson at the 3rd Annual Stimpson
Cup on May 9th, where more than 60 golfers and 120 dinner
guests gathered at the Bedens Brook Club in Skillman for
18-holes and a putting competition. Thanks to everyone who
made this Campaign and evening a success!
The TCS Fall Benefit:
The Circle Continues
On September 13th, TCS friends and supporters joined
together to celebrate the future of Trinity Counseling Service
at the annual Fall Benefit, held at the Princeton Academy
Manor House. This spectacular event, chaired by Alison
Beers and Janice Mintz, welcomed 300 guests for dinner and
dancing, as well as a live and silent auction. This event rang in
an important new era in TCS history, while raising $140,000
for the organization. To learn more and see pictures from the
event, visit www.trinitycounseling.org/fallbenefit
CII Open Planning Meeting
TCS Supporter Jim Riepe, TCS Board Member Martha Rinehart
and her husband Charles Wampold enjoy the 3rd Annual
Stimpson Cup Golf Tournament on May 9th
On August 26th, TCS hosted the first Annual Open P
lanning
Meeting for stakeholders of the Childhood Intervention
Initiative at the Princeton Public Library. This meeting

brought together staff and clinicians from TCS, Princeton
Nursery School, John Witherspoon Middle School, Princeton
High School, and members of the TCS Board of Directors to
discuss changes to and goals for the Childhood Intervention
Initiative. This meeting was the first step toward a more
open and collaborative communication strategy that TCS is
embarking on with all its programs. To learn more about the
CII and the meeting, visit www.trinitycounseling.org/cii
3rd Annual Stimpson Cup Celebrates
a Legacy
From January to June, TCS raised $380,000 as a legacy gift
to honor Rev. Peter Stimpson upon his retirement from TCS.
Named the Peter’s Kids Campaign and chaired by TCS Board
President Lynne Davis and Development Chair, Lew Ross, this
gift will go toward supporting TCS’ Childhood Intervention
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TCS PROGRAM NEWS
TODAY IN MENTAL HEALTH
Community Outreach, Prevention and
Enrichment (C.O.P.E.) Program
De-mystifying Therapy
It’s time to de-mystify and de-pathologize therapy and the
importance of seeking treatment. Too many people are
suffering
published
suffering alone and unnecessarily. In a recent study p
ublished
in Psychological Science, it was found that stigma is one of
the most prevalent barriers to individuals with mental health
challenges seeking treatment. The study stated that to
avoid the negative stereotypes that can come with seeking
support,
support, individuals will drop out of therapy or avoid getting
help entirely. (Psychological Science in the Public Interest October
At the TCS Fall Benefit on Sept. 13th, Dr. Ross announced
the launch of the Community Outreach, Prevention and
Enrichment
Enrichment (C.O.P.E.) Program, and raised $5k to get it sstarted.
tarted.
The goal of the C.O.P.E. Program is to bring
tthoughtful
houghtful
programming
programming to the community and build effective,

collaborative
collaborative partnerships with other organizations, schools,
faith-based institutions, and healthcare providers in an e
effort
ffort
to de-stigmatize, de-pathologize and legitimize the iimportance
mportance
of talking about mental health in our community.
community. Through
the C.O.P.E. Program, TCS will provide the community
community with
educational workshops, speaker series and seminars about
mental health topics. The cornerstone of this program is the
belief that education leads not only to prevention, but also to
enriching dialogue and meaningful learning.
2014 vol. 15 no. 2 37–70)
It has long been known that anxiety, stress, and d
depression
epression
are mind-body experiences. When a person is under stress,
or anxious, they often experience headaches, sweats,
stomachaches,
stomachaches, and feel shaky or nervous. These somatic
disrupt
symptoms occur because conflict, stress and anxiety d
isrupt
the body’s natural equilibrium. While people don’t mind
talking
talking about “feeling anxious” or “being stressed”, stigma
often
often creates a barrier to seeking treatment.
To learn more about the C.O.P.E. Program or to find out about
ways you can be involved in the program’s d
development,
evelopment,
please contact us at [email protected]
Society perpetuates the stigma of seeking therapy by
allowing
allowing the continuation of stereotypes that make clients
of mental health services appear “weak” or “vulnerable” or
“crazy.” Trinity Counseling Service hopes to begin to reframe
the conversation, promoting seeking therapy and working
with trained therapists as a sign of strength, emotional and
intellectual health, and a path that can lead to greater clarity
and stability in people’s lives.
Trinity
Counseling
Service
is proud
to sponsor:
is proud to sponsor:
The process of seeking help raises questions and can, at
times, seem daunting. There are many questions that people
have once they do decide to seek support. “Where does one
go? What kind of therapy should I be looking for? What about
the time and money? How bad do I have to feel, anyway?”
anyway?”
The experts at Trinity Counseling Service believe that if
one’s symptoms interfere with daily functioning one should
seek treatment immediately. But the vast majority of people
who seek therapy, including most clients treated at TCS, are
people who are looking for coping strategies to deal with the
stressors that come with everyday life; they are looking for
ways to feel better.
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Join us for a candid, informative and entertaining conversation
about the challenges facing children and parents today.
The top priority at TCS is to help people find the right support
support
to match their needs, either within the organization
o
rganization or through
partners,
referrals to TCS’ large network of community
community
p
artners,
including
including individual therapists and partner organizations
o
rganizations that
might be a better fit for the needs of people
p
eople who come through
our doors. Trinity Counseling Service is committed to having
more people in the Princeton community asking for and talking
about mental health counseling and support, and will continue
to promote this through a variety of ongoing initiatives. Learn
more about TCS’ work at www.trinitycounseling.org/cope

Contact Lara Wellerstein at 609-987-8100
or [email protected] to register.
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CLINICIAN’S CORNER • Meet Amy Sterling-Bratt, LCSW
techniques such as cognitive behavioral therapy and
mindfulness. I try to meet everyone where they are and take
a very empathetic approach. I assess what is most beneficial
to my client at the moment and take an active approach in
guiding them.
A graduate of Williams College, Amy
Sterling-Bratt received her Masters in
Social Work from Smith College School
for Social Work. She sees adolescents
and adults in individual therapy as
well as couples and families. Amy has
previously worked in California, Virginia
and overseas. She is licensed to practice in New Jersey
and Massachusetts.
What are you currently focused on professionally?
Last fall, I took an 8-week course on a program for mindfulness
and stress reduction that I felt was very helpful for my
practice. I find that utilizing the therapeutic approach of
mindfulness is almost always useful. I’m looking to focus more
on this approach since it is an area that I am pretty invested
in. I would also like to focus my attention and research on
trauma work.
What are some things that you find most rewarding about
being a clinician at TCS?
I’ve been impressed with the diversity of people that come
to TCS, and I’ve come to appreciate that the clients are
from all ages, backgrounds, and education levels. I also enjoy
working with the other TCS clinicians who have different
disciplines and a variety of specialties. It’s impressive to
see the wide range of mental health concerns that can be
addressed under one roof. This is the kind of environment
that is phenomenal to work in, especially being new to the
area. The TCS c ommunity is very supportive.
What do you do to unwind outside of work?
I like to stay active. I enjoy skiing, yoga, playing tennis, and
biking. Since my husband and I are new to the Princeton area,
we appreciate the variety of activities that come with living in
a college town. We’ve taken advantage of McCarter T
heatre
and are always looking for ways to immerse ourselves in this
great community.
How would you describe your therapeutic approach and in
what ways do you find it helpful for clients?
My approach is psychodynamic, but I also incorporate
Learn more about TCS clinicians on our website at
www.trinitycounseling.org
Thanking the TCS Board of Trustees!
Murray as Vice President and Alison Beers as Secretary. The
Board w
elcomed two new members, Jack Hanington and
Michael Hill. The board also recognized the valued service
of outgoing trustees John Cronin, James Dawson, Myriam
Exume, Martha Giancola, Rob Hoffman, Jeanne Mazzetti,
Janice Mintz, Sarah Steinhauer, and Penny Townsend.
TCS is governed by a board of 19
trustees who freely give of their time
nnual
and leadership skills. At its spring A
Meeting, Board Chair Lynne Davis was
re-elected to a one year term of office
joined by Ryan Vogel as Treasurer, Reid
Lynne Davis, Board President
Board of Trustees
Lynne M. Davis, President
Reid J. Murray, Vice President
Ryan M. Vogel, Treasurer
Alison Beers, Secretary
Kimberly Haren
Jack Hanington
Kelly Harrison
Michael Hill
Victoria Irmen-Vaughn
Martha Rinehart
Llewellyn G. Ross
Ruth Sayer
D. Tyler Vernon
Honorary Trustees
James J. Chandler, M.D.
Robert Y. Garrett, III
John D. Wallace
Advisory Members
Lee Gladden
Tobin Levy
Ex Officio
The Rev. Paul Jeanes, III
Staff
Dr. Whitney B. Ross, Executive Director
Kim Casarona, Clinical Director
Amanda Blount, Development Director
Michael Byun, Development Assistant
Brian Mojta, Receptionist
Peter Nogare, Insurance Claims
Administrator
Madeleine Patterson, Controller
Ruby Thomas, Administrative Assistant
Helen Trimble, Administrative Clerk
Clinicians
David B. Brown, Ed.D.
Adriana Cadavid, LCSW
Margaret Cangelosi, Psy.D.
Donald Corr, Ph.D.
Robert Eckardt, Ph.D.
Douglas J. Edelman, MD
Ann Favaloro, M.A., LPC
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Susanne Hand, LCSW
Bernard Hodgdon, LCSW
Stacy Hoffer, LCSW
Kristin Jaski, LCSW
Jill Kaufman, LCSW
Caryn Kennelly, Psy.D.
Alexandra Kuzman, APN
Marvin Leifer, MD
Romelle Lysenko, LCSW
Kenneth Mischner, LCSW
Holly Nemiroff, Ed.S., LPC
J. Randall Nichols, Ph.D.
Linda Noel, MA
Sally Oppenheimer, LCSW
Belinda Seiger, Ph.D., LCSW
Jane Shapiro, Ph.D.
Matthew Smith-Farrell, LPC, MS, M.Div.
Amy Sterling-Bratt, LCSW
David Waanders, Ph.D.
Thanking Our Donors:
Trinity Counseling Service would like to thank all of our donors in our 2014 fiscal year!
July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014
Auer Society $10,000+
Auer Society $2,500–4,999
Mrs. Alexander Buck
The Bunbury Company, Inc.
Callaway Henderson Sotheby’s Intl. Realty
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Chooljian
The Estate of Shirley Jane Cook
Mr. & Mrs. C. VanLeer Davis III
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Garrett III
Mr. & Mrs. Roch Hillenbrand
J. Seward Johnson Sr. 1963 Charitable Trust
Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson
JPMorgan Chase
Mr. Edward Matthews
The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko
Private Wealth Management Group, LLC
Mr. Llewellyn Ross & Ms. Miles Dumont
Mr. & Mrs. John Sayer
Dr. & Mrs. William Scheide
The Estate of David Shoupe
The PNC Foundation
The Sally Foss & James Scott Hill Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Weinstein
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Altmeyer
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Baranski
Ms. Alison Beers
Biltmore Capital Advisors
Ms. A. Katherine Blissit
Mr. & Mrs. David Bogle Jr.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Mr. Mark Dowden & Ms. Jennifer McLaughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Gaetano Franceschi
Mr. & Mrs. Aristides Georgantas
Mr. & Mrs. John Hanington
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Reid Murray
Mr. & Mrs. James Regan
Ms. Martha Rinehart & Mr. Charles Wampold III
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Steinhauer
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Townsend
University Orthopaedic Associates, LLC
Mr. D. Tyler Vernon
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Vogel
Dr. & Mrs. John Winant Jr.
Agricola Community Eatery
The Albert Penick Fund
Alpha Risk Management
Borden Perlman Insurance
Brick Farm Market
Mr. & Mrs. N. Harrison Buck
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Bucklee
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burt
Carl & Margaret Cangelosi
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Citrone
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Crocker
Mr. John Cronin
Mr. & Mrs. Derek deTuro
Mr. K. Philip Dresdner
Drury Capital
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Edelmann
Mr. & Mrs. David Ertel
Ms. Myriam Exume
The Rev. Dr. H. Dana Fearon III
Mr. & Mrs. Wilford Fuller
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gates
Mr. & Mrs. Moore Gates Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gibson
Glenmede Trust Company of New Jersey
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hearne Jr.
Ms. Kimberly Henderson
Honda of Princeton
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Horner
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Huber
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Jamieson Jr.
Knight Architects, LLC.
Mrs. Nancy Kramer
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kuenne
Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church
Mrs. William Lifland
Anonymous
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Alice Anderson Bishop
Mrs. Ann Lee Brown
Dr. & Mrs. James Chandler
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cole
The D.P. Miller Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ducharme
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn Ellsworth
Mr. & Mrs. Brinton Frith
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Hanson
Ms. Kimberly Haren
Ms. JoAnn Heisen & Mr. David Lenihan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hoffman
Mr. Theodore Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keck
Mr. Scott Kelsey & Ms. Larissa McCann
Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Leddy
Leddy Interiors, LLC.
The Matthews Family Foundation
McCarter & English, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mintz
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Morehouse
The Martha LA Norris Foundation
Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strazza
Mrs. Daphne Townsend
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Travers
Mrs. Frank Weise III
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Mr. Peter Lighte
Mr. & Mrs. David Ludgin
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy MacGregor
Dr. & Mrs. David C. Marshall
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mazzetti
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
Mortgage Master Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Moseley
Ms. LucyAnne Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Elwood Phares II
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ms. Ann Reichelderfer & Mr. Douglas Blair
The Rev. Carl Reimers
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Rice
Mr. & Mrs. James Riepe
Dr. Whitney Ross & Mr. Stephen Moseley
Carolyn & George Sanderson
Mr. Moses Silverman & Mrs. Betty B. Robbins
The Snowden Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Spitz
Mr. & Mrs. William Stanton
Sunovian Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tarditi
Mr. & Mrs. Stowe H. Tattersall
The Bank of Princeton
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Thomas
Mr. Clark Travers
The United Way of Hunterdon County
Mr. & Mrs. F. Helmut Weymar
Woodwinds Associates, Inc.
Mr. Lucien Yokana
Donors $500–999
Mr. & Mrs Graham Akers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Alexander
Mrs. Jermain Anderson
Dr. & Mrs. Rodney Belgrave
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Frits Besselaar
The Rev. & Mrs. Henry Bristol II
Dr. & Mrs. William Burks
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Carden Jr.
Mr. Philip Caton & Rev. Lisa Caton
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cooper
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Daughtrey
Mr. James Dawson & Ms. Arline Stephan
Dr. Donald Denny & Ms. Catherine Knight
Mr. Antonio Elmaleh and Ms. Anne Williams
Ms. Jane Engel
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fitzgerald
Dr. Louise & Mr. Thomas Flickinger
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Giancola
Ms. Gerda Anne Godly
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Grimes
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Haughton II
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hendrickson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hillas
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Hilton
Thanking Our Donors, cont.
Kenneth Willian & Stacy Hoffer
Mr. Douglas Honnold
Ms. Jeniah Johnson & Mr. Thomas Sheeran
Mr. & Mrs. John Kelsey III
Mrs. Carroll King
The Rev. Louise & Mr. Michael Kingston
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Klepacki
Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Kovalick
Mr. & Mrs. George Kuzman
Mr. & Mrs. Leighton Laughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lawson-Johnston
Dr. Marvin Leifer
Mr. & Mrs. Tobin Levy
Mrs. Verna Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. J. William McArthur Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Greg McClatchy
Mr. & Mrs. Brian McDonald
Ms. Holly Mellis
Merck
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Metcalf
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Muhlhauser
Dr. & Mrs. Constantin Papastephanou
Mr. & Mrs. William Parker
Mrs. John Pell
Mr. Trevor Perkins & Ms. Ashley Pochick
Mr. Paul Raeder and Mr. Robert Holley
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rebak
Dr. & Mrs. Norman Rosenthal
Dr. & Mrs. Carlos Sagebien
Jamie Kyte Sapoch & John Sapoch
Mr. & Mrs. James Sarvis
Saul Ewing, LLP
Mr. Michael Schiff
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Semler
Mr. & Mrs. John Shamsey
Rev. Dr. Virginia & Mr Ronald Sheay
Mrs. Helen Spencer
Mr. & Mrs. Austin Starkey Jr.
The Rev. & Mrs. Peter Stimpson
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Vaughn
Mr. & Mrs. John Wellemeyer
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Wey
Ms. Denise Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Young
Donors $200–499
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
The Hon. Russell Annich Jr. &
Mrs. Wendy Matthews
The Rev. Dorothy Auer
Mr. James Aversano III &
Dr. Suzanne Doubrava
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bachelder III
The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Baker
Margaret Sieck & Robert Baldwin Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. James Bancroft
Mrs. Nancy M. Barnhart
Mr. Richard Baumann &
Ms. Katharine Kinsolving
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bean
Rev & Mrs John Belmont Jr.
Ms. Susan Beshel
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford Bing
Dr. & Mrs. Donald Black
Dr. Pol Boudes & Ms. Rebecca Fazzina
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bracken
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bromley Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Brown Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Burditt
Mr. & Mrs. John Byrne Jr.
Mrs. Adriana Cadavid & Mr. Martin Kowalski
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Caputo
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Casarona
Mr. & Mrs. James Clarke
Mr. & Mrs. David Coghlan
Mrs. Norbert Considine
Ms. Mary L. Cooper
Karen Cross
Ms. Suzanne Culhane
Ms. Christine Danser
Ms. Lynette Darling
Ron & Lauren B. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeLuca
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel deTuro Jr.
Mrs. David Dodge
The Rev. & Mrs. Christopher Duffy
Beth & John Dumont
Dr. Jane Shapiro & Dr. Robert Eckardt
Mrs. George Eggers
Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Fernandez
The Rev. Joan & Dr. John Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Ford III
Mr. & Mrs. William Froehlich
Mr. & Mrs. James Gaffney
Ms. Julia Garry
Dr. & Mrs. Steven Gecha
Dr. Alexandra Gerry
Mrs. Barbara Gillespie
The Glenmede Trust Co., N.A.
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Glovier
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Godly
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Gorrie
Mr. & Mrs. K. Lawrence Gragg
Mr. & Mrs. William Hackett
Mrs. Susanne Hand & Mr. David Kinsey
Mrs. Eugene Haring
Mr. & Mrs. R. Dixon Hayes
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Henkel
Mr. Christopher Hill
The Rev. Margaret Hodgkins
The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Francis Hubbard
Jack & Charlie’s 23
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Jaeckel
The Rev. & Mrs. Paul Jeanes III
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Johnson
Ms. Carol Johnson
Drs. Thomas & Jennifer Kearney
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Khan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kisilywicz
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Klockenbrink
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kuser Jr.
Mr. Stephen LeMenager & Ms. Laura Huntsman
Mr. Robert Levy & Mrs. Deborah Gnatt
Mr. & Mrs. Coby Litvinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Long
Dr. Nancy Manning
Mr. John Martin & Dr. Maria Sophocles
The Rev & Mrs Harry Mazujian
Rev & Mrs. David McAlpin Jr.
Ms. Lindsay McDowell
Ms. Meg Michael
Mr. & Mrs. A. Perry Morgan Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Roger Moseley
Dr. Alexander Moskwa &
Dr. Elaine Elliott-Moskwa
Dr. & Mrs. John Nash
Dr. & Mrs. Mark Nemiroff
Mrs. Rosemary O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. David Padulo
Dr. Willis Paine
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Patterson
Mrs. Elena Petronio
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pimley
Mr. & Mrs. Everard Pinneo
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Plambeck
Princeton Orthopaedic Associates II
Princeton Wealth Advisors–Raymond James
Mr. and Mrs. Aiden Redmond Jr.
Mr. Clark Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Ross
Ms. Anne Russell
Mrs. Vivianne Russell
Trinityy Counseling Service
FY14 Revenue an
and Expense
ense Breakdown
Fundraising,
$68,185
Grants,
$167,958
Peter's Kids
Campaign,
$376,056
Indv.
Contributions,
$272,558
Revenue
Client Fees,
$521,187
Events,
$165,793
Administration
and Staff,
$775,759
Clinical Expenses,
$594,798
Expenses
Trinity Counseling Service is committed to transparency
tran
and
d accountability. Copies of our annual audit and
Form 990 can be accessed on our website at www.trinitycounseling.org
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Thanking Our Donors, cont.
Mr. & Mrs. William Sayen
Ms. Nancy Schongalla-Bowman
St. Mary’s Church
Mrs. Sally Sword
Mrs. Ruth Thornton
Mr. & Mrs. John Thurman
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tully
Ulrichsen Rosen & Freed, LLC
Dr. & Mrs. James Varney
The Rev. Dr. & Mrs. David Waanders
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Walonoski
Mr. Keith Wheelock
Mr. & Mrs. Kendrick White
Donors Up To $199
Mr. & Mrs. William Augustine
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Baglio
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baus
Mr. Patrick Beers
Mr. & Mrs. John Beidler
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bellamy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. James Benton
Ms. Isabel Berchtold
Mr. Ben Bickford
BlackRock
Ms. Gwen Blecha
Mr. & Mrs. Hector Bravo Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. David Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Buchanan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Burkman
Dr. & Mrs. James Byer
Mr. Timothy Byrne
Thomas F. & Patricia M. Byrne
Ms. Nancy Carson
CG Gallery
Mrs. Julia Clark
The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. George Councell
Ms. Evelyn Counts
Ms. June Crowther
Ms. Ingrid Daubechies &
Mr. Robert Calderbank
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Davis
Ms. Maria Demarest
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dimuzio
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Donohue
Educational Testing Service
Mr. & Mrs. Cosimo Favaloro
Ms. Susan Feeney
Ms. Liz Fillo
Mr. & Mrs. Geoff Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Fitzpatrick
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Fleming
Ms. Antonia Flint
Ms. Virginia France
Mrs. Dorothy Fullam
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fulmer
GE Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Anton Geurds
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Gigliotti
Mr. Peter Gillespie & Ms. Margaret Taylor
Dr. Constance Heaton Goddard
Ms. Elizabeth Godycki
Mrs. Margaret Goheen
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Gordon
Mrs. Frank Gorman Jr.
Ms. Jenny Gragg
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Greenstein
Ms. Madolyn Greve
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gunning
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gunther-Mohr
Dr. John Hagaman & Ms. Andrea Hyde
Dr. & Mrs. James Hastings
Paul & Marlene Hevey
Mrs. Kristen Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Hobler
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hockings
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Hodgdon
Ms. Judith Hodge
The Rev. Ann & Mr. John Holt
Dr. Ellen & Mr. Sanford Horowitz
Ms. Lily Horsman
Dr. Renee Hudecheck P.C.
Laurie K. & John C. Hunter
Mrs. Thomas Huntington
Huron Consulting Group Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. David Jacobus
The Jewish Center, Rabbi Adam Feldman
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts
Mr. & Mrs. Landon Jones Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Katen
Ms. Jill Kaufman
Kees J. Geurds & Company
Ms. Arlene Kite
Mr. & Mrs. Horace Klein
Mr. Steve Kohke & Ms. Libby Hicks
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lane
Mrs. Christine Lokhammer
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas MacManus
Mr. & Mrs. Jon McConaughy
Mr. & Mrs. John McGoldrick
Mr. & Mrs. James McGuire
Ms. Elizabeth McKenzie
Mr. & Mrs. Scott McMurray
Dr. & Mrs. T.J. McNeill
Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Meisel
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Meyercord III
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Mojta
Ms. Loren Monk
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Muscente
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Neas
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nelson
Mr. Peter Nogare
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Olsson
Ms. Martha Otis
Mr. Christopher Palmer & Mrs. Ann Sjolander
Mr. & Mrs. William Passano III
Mrs. Florence Peters
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Pickens
Dr. & Mrs. J. Pierson Jr.
Ms. Lori Polakowski
Mr. Robert Powell Jr. & Dr. Sharon Powell
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Priory
Mrs. Polly Ranson
Mr. John Rassweiler
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Rice
Mrs. Edith Rose
Dr. & Mrs. Harvey Rothberg
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Rothwell
Roundview Capital, LLC
Dr. & Mrs. Alan Rushton
Dr. Michael Schuman
Mr. & Mrs. Helmut Schwab
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Seass
Mr. Robert Seidenstein
Mr. & Mrs. William Shevchuk
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Shull
Mr. & Mrs. Hank Siegel
Mr. R. Dawson Smith III
The Rev. & Mrs. Leslie Smith
Dr. & Mrs. Ernest Soffronoff
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stengel
Ms. Amy Sterling-Bratt
Mrs. Hazel Stix
Ms. Sharon Straiton
Ms. Carol Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Switlik II
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Tate
The VMware Foundation
Ms. Ruby Thomas
Ms. Marilyn Todd
Ms. Lauren Wesolowski & Mr. Chris Toth
The Rev & Mrs. Jeffrey Vamos
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Van Heyst
Susan B. Walcott & Robert Van Vranken Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. John Vester
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Von Oehsen
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Warshefski
Dr. & Mrs. Fong Wei
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Wislar
Mr. Bruce Woodger
Mr. & Mrs. Andre Yokana
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Zias
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Zollner
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TCS Partners:
TCS is proud to announce a partnership with Nick Hilton Princeton! To make a stylish
contribution to the TCS annual drive, just mention Trinity Counseling Service while
you shop at Nick Hilton any time during the month of November. 10% of the p
roceeds
from your purchase will be donated to TCS. A perfect chance to treat yourself or
knock off some early holiday shopping while giving back to your community—don’t
forget to mention TCS when you are there!
A kick off party for this partnership will take place Thursday, November 6th, at the Nick
Hilton store (221 Witherspoon Street, Princeton). RSVP’s required. At the event, guests
receive 10% discount on all purchases, PLUS 10% of the proceeds will be donated to TCS!