NEWSLETTER - The Childrens Center
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NEWSLETTER - The Childrens Center
NEWSLETTER Spring 2013 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 2 b A Note from the Executive Director 3 b Trauma Summit with Lt. Governor 4 b Kearns Center Gets a Makeover 5 b Every Child is a Work of Art 6 b Holiday Season Gratitude 8 b Gala at the Gallivan 2013 10b Friends of The Children’s Center Donor Lists 12 b Share the Gift of Giving View this newsletter online at www.tccslc.org Internet services provided by XMission A Note from the Executive Director BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nancy Hogarty Baker, Chair Davis Mullholand, Vice Chair Mikelle Moore, Secretary Brent Moore Treasurer Forrest McNabb, Member-At-Large Helen Cardon, Past Chair Jen Adams Sue Alder Lorin Broadbent Amy Damico Craig Dunford Sonja Chesley EerNisse Kay Hall Patrick Keenan Yi-Li Edee Lin Jenny Mackenzie Elisabeth McOmber Jeremy Miller Robert Rendón Sandra Sweetland Paul Allen Thompson Karen Weiss ADMINISTRATION Douglas F. Goldsmith, Ph.D. Executive Director Kristina Hindert, M.D. Medical Director Karen Hansen, M.B.A. Administrative Director Courtney Garay, B.S. Development Director I t’s Jeremy’s first visit to The Children’s Center, and he’s here with his mother for a mental health assessment. When I go out to the waiting room I see him precariously balancing on his tiptoes along the edge of a bench that surrounds the play area. When I call out his name he looks up with bright eyes and a huge grin as he jumps down and begins to race ahead of me toward my office. His mother quickly gathers their belongings Douglas Goldsmith, Ph.D. and is struggling to catch up with Executive Director us. As we arrive at my door she frantically apologizes for his behavior and can barely get inside of the office before Jeremy begins to tear the toys off of the shelf. In the time it has taken his mother to take a seat he has literally dumped every single toy into a massive pile on the floor. “You can see why we’re here!” she says as her eyes fill with tears. “I’m really not sure I can handle it anymore.” She struggles to contain her emotions as she shares a story about their trip to a grocery store just the week before. “He wanted me to buy him a treat,” she says while trying to contain her profound sadness. “And when I told him that we didn’t have enough money he exploded into a rage and ran down the aisles spilling as many cans and boxes on to the floor as he could reach before I could grab him. Once I caught him he began to scream at me to let go of him and kicked and bit me ferociously until I somehow got him out to the car and buckled him in to his seat.” She added, “It took every ounce of strength inside of me to keep my cool and not hurt him. I was furious and so embarrassed that my child could do such a thing. I just don’t know why he behaves this way. Every single day is one battle after another.” As we explored further, Jeremy’s mother talked about her utter exhaustion. She was not only profoundly saddened by his out of control behavior, but added that Jeremy’s sleep issues were disrupting the entire family. It took hours to settle him down for bed and just as she finally got to bed herself Jeremy was up again, demanding something to eat, and refusing to go back to sleep until his needs were satisfied. page 2 www.tccslc.org Jeremy’s mother calmed as we talked about his behavior problems and how, as horrible as they seemed, we were fully equipped to manage little boys like him at The Children’s Center. I explained to her that by enrolling Jeremy in our Therapeutic Preschool Program we would be able to provide him with 15 hours of treatment each week for as long as it took for him to develop better selfcontrol. I reassured her that, along with family therapy sessions each month I was confident that we could restore his behavior at home and help them feel like a family again. As I provided her with reassurance that her little boy would be okay she began to cry. After a few moments she gathered herself saying that she was relieved but did not know how she could possibly afford the therapy. Her family had just worked their way off of Medicaid six months prior and, though working full time, she was struggling to pay off mountains of debt. She dissolved in tears when I explained that we live in a most generous community and our donors reach deep into their pockets every year in order to insure that children like Jeremy would be able to receive therapy at The Children’s Center. As a result we were able to provide therapy for her at a rate based upon her ability to pay. And now, six months later, Jeremy is sleeping soundly, and though he is still a rambunctious little boy, his mother is learning to effectively manage him at home. But we did not do it alone. Our deepest thanks goes out to you, our donors and friends, who help make it all possible. Trauma Summit with Lt. Governor Greg Bell T he Children’s Center was honored to sponsor, in partnership with Primary Children’s Medical Center a summit titled: Community Violence: Developing Statewide System of Trauma Informed Care for Families and Young Children in conjunction with the office of Lieutenant Governor Greg Bell. In the announcement for the Summit, the Lt. Governor wrote: “This summit is being held in response to my grave concern about random acts of violence in communities across our country. Research has shown that the root cause of such acts is often based in unresolved early childhood trauma. This summit will bring together private and public sector representatives to discuss how to reduce violence and trauma and ensure that children suffering from trauma get the help they need. A distinguished panel of presenters will provide essential information to initiate discussion and steps necessary to help families and children in our state suffering from trauma.” We were honored to be joined in Internet services donated by XMission our effort by Edward Clark, M.D., Medical Director of Primary Children’s Medical Center, Brent Platt, Director, Division of Child and Family Services, Anne Burkholder, CEO YWCA, Karen Crompton, President and CEO Voices for Utah Children, Laura Bennett Murphy, Ph.D, Professor of Psychology, Westminster College, The Honorable Judge Sharon McCully, S.J. Quinney Law School, and Julie Bradshaw, LCSW, Director, Center for Safe and Healthy Families. The panelists delivered a clear and urgent call to the participants regarding the pressing need for all private and public agencies to join together to develop evidence based care for families with traumatized children across the state of Utah. This includes families struggling with domestic violence, foster children who have suffered abuse and neglect, and refugee families who have experienced extraordinary trauma in their country of origin and while immigrating to the United States. A follow up survey to our participants at the conclusion of the Summit found that the vast majority wanted more information and training by The Children’s Center to help them develop trauma services in their own agencies. Over the coming year our staff will be working closely with state agencies and private providers to insure that families suffering from trauma can avail themselves of the highest standard of care. The Children’s Center is honored to be a member of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network that enables us to carry forward this critical work on behalf of the children in our state. page 3 Thank You to our Kearns Center Gets a Makeover C hildren and staff at the Kearns Center are now enjoying the benefits of having a newer, fresher and brighter environment. During the months of March and April, all therapeutic preschool classrooms in the main building underwent a much needed renovation. It had been almost 20 years since the building was last remodeled. Classrooms have now been drastically transformed thanks to generous donations from The Marvyn L. Brenner Foundation and Big-D Construction Corp. The renovation process took an average of five weeks. New cupboards, floor tiles, sinks, carpet and bathrooms were some of the most significant changes done within each classroom. These updates create a warmer and more organized environment, and also help children better focus on class activities for distractions are properly now stored away. Dated and nonfunctional water tables have also been removed from classrooms; now children have a lot more space to play around during inside playtime. Director, Nancy Coyne Baird, is grateful and excited about the build- GENEROUS SPONSORS The Marvyn L. Brenner Foundation ing’s makeover, “The Children’s Center is thrilled about the renovation in Kearns. The restoration has brightened up our building and the lives of the children and families we serve.” Robert Taylor for enabling this remarkable project. SUBCONTRACTORS The Children’s Center in Kearns has become a cozier second home for children and staff members. Executive Director Dr. Goldsmith expresses his appreciation to those who have donated time and effort, “We are grateful for the generous donation from The Marvyn L. Brenner Foundation, Big-D Construction Corp, and all the subcontractors who are donating their time and materials to make this possible.” Accent Surfaces J & L Contracting, Inc. Anvil Cabinet & Mill Millcreek Tile & Stone Beacon Metals, Inc. R.C. Hunt Electric, Inc. CCI Mechanical Redd Roofing Company Golder Acoustics Inc. Southam & Associate Grant MacKay Company Town & Country Flooring Company dba Wall 2 Wall Commercial Floor Coverings Grow Painting, Inc. Classroom during renovation Children and staff give special thanks to donors Final result of classroom after renovation page 4 www.tccslc.org Every Child Thank You to our GENEROUS SPONSORS is a Work of Art — EVENT SPONSORED BY — Wear Your Gems to Support our Gems Reception Champagne and Luncheon The Children’s Center — WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO — Bennion Jewelers O n February 21 ladies were “wearing their gems to support ours” at The Children’s Center’s Annual Champagne Reception and Luncheon sponsored by SelectHealth. The theme this year focused on jewelry and over 2,000 pieces were generously donated by members of the community. The guests enjoyed shopping through tables and tables of fine jewelry, estate jewelry, antiques, treasures from around the world, children’s pieces and more. They also had a chance to pamper themselves with complementary hand massages by La Mer and perfume samples by Jo Malone. Following a fantastic shopping frenzy, guests sat down to a delicious meal while hearing a mother talk about how The Children’s Center helped her family when her son attended over 40 years ago and delighted with her as she told of his progress in life and where he is now. There wasn’t a dry eye in the audience. Elisé Allred, Manager of the Downtown Lanny Barnard Gallery, concluded the afternoon with a presentation about jewelry and shared her expertise with “An Inside Look at What’s Trending.” $20,000 matching grant provided by the Jeffrey S. and Helen H. Cardon Foundation LUNCHEON COMMITTEE Helen Cardon, Chair Deborah Barkley Patty Brimley Marina Collins Amelia Clawson Sonja Friedman Edee Lin Judy Moreton Sandra Sweetland Georgia Sullivan Tiffani Taylor Alexandra Von Maack Kim Walton Karen Weiss received was cataloged and displayed correctly and who spent countless hours assisting with set up and behind the scenes projects, and to the many volunteers from the National Charity League and Bennion Center Service Corps. who donated their time at the event. Thanks also goes to our Children crafted necklaces many in kind sponsors whose generous gifts of everything from jewelry expertise to flowers, and printing ensured the success of the afternoon. The best part of the afternoon however, was the generous outpouring of support by all in attendance to not only meet, but exceed a $20,000 matching grant provided by the Jeffrey S. and Helen H. Cardon Foundation. In all, over $66,000 was raised to help the little gems at The Children’s Center receive the help and services they need to shine. A special thank you goes out to the committee who worked tirelessly to ensure that every piece of jewelry Internet services donated by XMission Guests shopping at the Luncheon page 5 Holiday Season Gratitude E very year, the holiday season tends to bring out the most generous and loving side of us. We become more aware of the various needs in our community, and strive to help alleviate them. Last Christmas, various organizations, families and individuals reached out to The Children’s Center with the desire to help families struggling to provide their children with a warm holiday celebration. Dozens of calls quickly turned into dozens of donations for both of our center, as well as for many our families in most need. Items on our wish list such as school supplies, food items, children’s clothes, books and toys came rushing in through our doors during December and January. This particular time of the year is crucial when it comes to fulfilling our centers’ needs, for it allows us to continue serving families and children struggling with emotional and behavioral problems. Thanks to the numerous contributions received, we were also able to provide assistance to families who had almost given up on the idea of having a Christmas dinner and presents underneath the Christmas tree. As donations were given away to these families, we received smiles, hugs and heartfelt words of gratitude on behalf of each donor. We would also like to thank ATK and First American Title for bringing the joy of Christmas to all of our therapeutic preschool classrooms. Santa Clause and his helpers personally delivered presents and stockings to the children. Seeing their smiles (some more timid than others) as they sat on Santa’s lap and were given a present, filled our hearts with joy, for we know not all children get to experience the magic of Christmas at home. Our community’s generosity never ceases to impress us. Not just during the holiday season, but throughout the year, it is clear that the true starting point of our work is our community’s generosity. We are forever mindful of the fact that we don’t do it alone; we simply couldn’t do it without our community’s continuous support. ATK staff hosting Kearns’ Christmas celebration To find out more ways to support The Children’s Center, visit our website www.tccslc.org/get-involved page 6 www.tccslc.org Special Thanks to our Christmas Donors Alice Brown ATK Bruce Dennis CCI Mechanical Department of Workforce Services Intermountain Surgical Center Jamie Moesser Lisa Sewell Moreton & Company National Charity League Fidelity Investments The Nichols Family First America Title University of Utah Pain Management Center High Risk Cancer Clinics at the Huntsman Cancer Institute Weber View District Pack 536 Intermountain Staffing Children receive presents from ATK Santa at Kearns center Internet services donated by XMission page 7 UPCOMING EVENTS Save the Date! S ave the date for our Wine Down Summer Dinner Event, SATURDAY, AUG. 31ST. Join us for an unforgettable night in the majestic mountains of Park City. Escape for an epicurean experience unmatched in Utah. For more information visit: www.tccslc.org/wine-down-summer A n ancient Japanese legend promises a wish granted to anyone who folds a thousand paper cranes. The cranes are given as gifts of good luck, happiness, health and prosperity that are said to last 1000 years. Please join us in making this wish for our children at our upcoming gala so their lives will soar. Friday, June 14 Reserve your tickets at www.tccslc.org Contact Lisa Alleman at 801-578-2326 or [email protected] for more information or to donate auction items. page 8 www.tccslc.org The Children’s Center PSA airs during Jazz games S pecial thanks to MediaRif for their immense generosity in the production of a creative and touching PSA video for The Children’s Center. The PSA aired during all Jazz games throughout the months of January and March for which we express our deepest gratitude to EnergySolutions for the donated airtime, and Zions Bank for enabling this thrilling opportunity. To watch the PSA visit facebook.com/childrenscenterutah. Thank You to Our Donors With great appreciation to the following “Circle of Friends” from whom we received contributions from November 1, 2012 through March 31, 2013. $50,000 + Kem and Carolyn Gardner $25,000 + Daniels Fund Florence J. Gillmor Foundation $10,000 – $24,999 Frederick H. Barth Foundation Helen and Jeff Cardon Simmons Family Foundation UBS Bank USA $5,000 – $9,999 Anonymous Rachel E. Barlow Trust Brent and Bonnie Jean Beesley Foundation Byrne Family E*Trade Financial Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation C. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Charitable Foundation $1,000 – $4,999 Anonymous Anonymous Donors Sue Alder and Greg Robinson Nancy and Lewis Baker Haven J. Barlow Family David Borgenicht and Suzanne Simons Steve Boyer Darrel and Anne Brodke Kenneth P. and Sally Rich Burbidge Foundation Reb and Mary Beth Bush Gary and Cheryl Collins Stanna and Cliff Coury Ruby J. 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Phil White Michael Wolfe Stuart and Sharon Young $500 – $999 American Society of Travel Agents Byron and Debbie Barkley Jan Bayle Teresa Beck Ellen Bush Robert S. Carter Foundation, Inc. Clients of Colvin Engineering John and Joan Clower Tiffany Colaizzi Errol and Sonja Chesley EerNisse Elaine Ellis Mary Ann Ellis Sonja Friedman Sam and Sherrie Goldstein Lee and Sally Smith Smith Machinery Stephanie Steele Stockham Hill Foundation Alan and Gayle Sullivan Dick and Georgia Sullivan Wasatch Women’s Club Elaine Weiss Karen and Peter Weiss Jeff and Sonia Woodbury Children try on visiting Delta pilots’ hats Granger Medical Clinic G. 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