Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counseling Service

05/07/2026

✨ t-minus 7 days 🌙🪄
An Enchanted Evening awaits 💌
🎟️ at sfcsgala.org

05/05/2026

✨ 9 days out 🌙
your invitation awaits 💌🪄
🎟️ sfcsgala.org

05/04/2026

05/01/2026

04/30/2026

Psst… 🌙
Something enchanted is coming and we’ve saved you a seat. May 14th at the Scarsdale Golf Club, An Enchanted Evening — SFCS’s Annual Gala. ✨🥂
tickets + sponsorships at 🔗 in bio. 🪄

04/29/2026

The SFCS Board celebrates !

04/29/2026

Why denim today? 👖
Denim Day began in 1999, after the Italian Supreme Court overturned a r**e conviction because the victim was wearing tight jeans — ruling she must have helped remove them. Women in the Italian Parliament wore jeans to work in protest, and that solidarity became a global movement.
Today, on the last Wednesday of April, we wear denim as a visible stand against victim-blaming and the myths that still surround sexual violence.
There is never an excuse, and what someone is wearing is never an invitation.
SFCS stands with survivors — today and every day.

🔗 denimday.org/why-denim

04/29/2026

SFCS is pleased to welcome, Yeh-Chin (Esther) Wu, as our newest staff member! Esther joins us as a bilingual (Mandarin/English) Psychotherapist specializing in Creative Arts Therapy. She brings extensive experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families across a range of settings, including domestic violence services, school-based programs, and private practice.
Esther's clinical focus encompasses trauma recovery, family relationships, life transitions, and personal growth, with a particular passion for parent–child dynamics, attachment, couple relationships, and family integration. She also has experience facilitating ther**eutic work with men and fathers.
Her practice is culturally responsive, and she works closely with immigrant and multicultural communities, with a keen attunement to cross-cultural parenting, intergenerational relationships, and cultural adjustment. Drawing on her creative arts background, Esther is highly skilled at engaging children through play, artmaking, and developmentally appropriate interventions — helping them feel safe, express emotions, and experience therapy as a natural and supportive process.

04/29/2026

The Take Back the Night rally was held at Chase Park in Scarsdale, drawing advocates and residents for a march and speeches encouraging people to break the silence around abuse.

04/29/2026

Check us out on News 12 Westchester!
https://westchester.news12.com/take-back-the-night-rally-speaks-out-against-sexual-violence-in-westchester

The Take Back the Night rally was held at Chase Park in Scarsdale, drawing advocates and residents for a march and speeches encouraging people to break the silence around abuse.

04/28/2026

Lauren Tetenbaum currently speaking at our Take Back the Night Rally.