Pace Counseling & Consultation LLC

02/01/2021

We are so pleased to be able to partner with Shippensburg University Foundation to offer this stipend! Please share with any eligible LSWs you may know who may benefit from this financial assistance!

Are you a graduate of the SU MSW program from an underrepresented population?
Do you have your LSW?
Are you seeking clinical licensure (LCSW) in PA?
If you answered yes to the questions above, apply today for financial support for your goals! Due date is March 31, 2021. Many thanks to Pace Counseling and Consultation, LLC for this new program!

01/20/2021

We are so excited to welcome Brooke Pfisterer, LCSW to Pace! Brooke obtained clinical licensure in Fall 2020. She has worked in the community as a licensed social worker since 2017 and brings additional trauma, gender and sexuality, and LGBTQ+ expertise to Pace. Check out our website to meet Brooke and contact us for an appointment! 717-745-7223
https://pacecounsel.com/

08/31/2020

I would like to share a few photos of the cozy Pace office. A comfortable office is important for both the client and therapist. The beautiful photo of the bridge over the Susquehanna River was taken by local photographer Justin Ward.

04/23/2020

We’ve been doing telehealth sessions for several weeks now at Pace, and I’ve had requests from clients and other therapists to share a list of Do’s and Don’ts on the blog. Some clients and colleagues have been doing this long before coronavirus drastically shifted our routines. Perhaps my newbie perspective can be a reminder or a reset. Let me know if I missed something!

We’ve been doing telehealth sessions for several weeks now at Pace, and I’ve had requests from clients and other therapists to share a list of Do’s and Don’ts on the blog.

04/07/2020

I was starting to get annoyed with people asking, "What are the positives of the pandemic?" Yes, there is power in positive thinking. And, that's not always easy. This article highlights a tenet of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, which is owning the feeling and identifying the value that it is tied to.

Research shows we can actually use stress to improve our health and well-being. Here’s how.

04/03/2020

National newsmagazine committed to enhancing the entire social work profession by exploring its difficult issues, new challenges, and current successes.

04/02/2020

We couldn't provide this essential service without support. Thankful for those who provide child care to essential workers. Thankful for family members who make it possible for us to continue working while work looks so much different the past few weeks. Thankful for peer support via consultation and supervision which are also essential during this crisis.

As I See It: Social workers are essential personnel, so why aren’t we talking about them? Massachusetts State Chapter Executive Director Rebekah Gerwirtz writes: "While the discussion of the role and importance of public health workers, such as doctors and nurses, on the front lines of the pandemic is important and warranted, we must not forget one other essential public health workforce: social workers. ... Yet, are left out of conversations about individuals and workforces providing essential services related to ." https://buff.ly/2WYQlz0