Therapist Aaron Atwood

11/25/2023

There is no such thing as a perfect parent or spouse. I have however discovered the secret to being a good one. Trying to be better today than I was yesterday.

11/16/2023

Communication is hard. Not just expressing yourself, but listening. Listening is harder. Listening is a struggle to not feel attacked when the other person is expressing how they feel. Hearing our own faults, hearing how we may have hurt others, hearing the negative is hard, but it is needed. A flower/plant must be pruned in order to remain healthy and continue to grow. We are no different. How we choose to grow after the 'pruning' is the important part.

10/10/2023

10/10/2023

October is Domestic Abuse awareness month. And as such, here is some information you may or may not be aware of.
Abuse between romantic partners—known as domestic abuse or intimate partner violence—can take many forms. It can be overt, such as physical violence, or subtle, such as controlling a partner
through emotional, financial, or other forms of manipulation
Abuse is widespread, and both men and women may be victims.
About 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men report experiencing severe physical violence from an intimate partner in their lifetime.
Abuse is never the victim’s fault. Though the abuser may try to blame the victim, the abuser is responsible for their actions. Anger issues or a desire for power and control may lead to abuse.
Domestic abuse doesn’t require marriage or cohabitation. It can also happen among those who are dating, divorced, have a child together, or live separately.
Abuse doesn’t discriminate. People of any race, gender, or economic status can commit or
experience abuse
For more information, check out https://www.zerov.org/
Need help? Call 1-800-799-SAFE

ZeroV’s mission is to abolish the social conditions and systems that spark, enable, and amplify intimate partner violence and to create communities where all Kentuckians can live and thrive in safety and peace.

06/30/2023

We are now up to 11 local firework shows that span multiple days in Pulaski County.

This is the most up-to-date listing. All of the below are open to the public to attend.

Please help us spread the word !!!

PULASKI COUNTY FIREWORKS SCHEDUILE
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Saturday, July 1st
Eubank Independence Day Fireworks
Eubank City Park
Activities Begin at 11am
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Saturday, July 1st
Fireworks Over Lake Cumberland
Lee's Ford Marina
451 Lees Ford Dock Road - Nancy, KY
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Saturday, July 1st
VFW Fireworks Celebration
160 VFW Drive - Somerset, KY
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Sunday, July 2nd
Lake Cumberland Speedway Fireworks
300 Racetrack Road - Burnside, KY
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Sunday, July 2nd
Fire on the Mountain Fireworks Celebration
Potters Place Church
Inflatables, Food & Fun Beginning at 6:30
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Sunday, July 2nd
Pleasant View Baptist Church
Independence Day Celebration
Shopville Community Park
6400 Grundy Road – Somerset, KY 42503
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Sunday, July 2nd
LIFE Church Freedom Celebration
200 Jessie Lane – Somerset, KY 42503
Festivities Begin at 7pm
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Monday, July 3rd
Canaan Baptist Church
Fireworks, Food and Fun
Inflatables start at 5pm
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Tuesday, July 4th
4th of July at 7pm at
Carr Veterans Memorial Park Fireworks
93 Rainbow Terrace Drive – Somerset, KY 42501
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Tuesday, July 4th
Applied Behavioral Advancements (ABA) Fireworks
105 College Street – Downtown Somerset
Fireworks Begin at Dark
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Friday, July 7th
Nancy Fire Department Fireworks
Nancy Fire Department
9228 West Highway 80 - Nancy, KY
Fireworks Begin at Dark

06/29/2023

Quest Counseling in Stanford Ky is proud to partner with Greenhouse17 in hosting a DV survivors group on the last Thursday of the month. Meeting starts at 5:30 pm. Open to the public.