healing minds, strengthening hearts, enhancing lives...one at a time
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healing minds, strengthening hearts, enhancing lives...one at a time
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 2 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 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. Don’t miss this one-time only talk: 5 Things You Need to Speak with your Tween/Teen about Now Speakers: Logan Levkoff, PhD and Jennifer Wider, MD Nationally recognized health and sexuality experts Purchase their new book, recently featured on Good Morning America and CNN: Got Teens? The Doctor Moms’ Guide to Sexuality, Social Media and Other Adolescent Realities 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. 3 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 4 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. Auer Society $5,000–9,999 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 Auer Society $1,000–2,499 5 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. 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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!