Blue Chair Family Therapy

04/18/2026

Self-Care is important! Family fun day to honor an icon “Selena”. Es importante saber nuestro razas de música. Gracias por todo.

04/18/2026

✨ We’re going LIVE tonight! ✨

Join Momma Owl’s Minis at 6 PM CST as a special guest on the Daniel D. Garza Foundation Facebook Live 💙

We’ll be sharing a close-up look at the pieces we’re donating for their Silent Auction, including our ✨ Elemental Set ✨ for the upcoming Empowering Grief, Inspiring Hope Gala on May 14 at 5:30 PM at SpringHill Suites on Navarre Beach.

Come see the details, hear the story behind the set, and learn how YOU can bid on these pieces during the auction 👀

👉 Tune in and support:
✔️ Watch LIVE tonight
✔️ Learn how to participate in the silent auction
✔️ Like & follow the Daniel D. Garza Foundation page

Your support helps bring hope to others 💫

04/16/2026

Why do some clients stay stuck—no matter what you try? 🤔

Join us for a powerful 2-day training on Attachment & Trauma and learn how early childhood wounds show up in BOTH children and adults—and what to actually do about it.

🧠 Understand the meaning behind behaviors
🔍 Identify attachment trauma & dissociation
🛠 Learn practical, effective interventions for real change
💬 Use brain-based strategies, grounding tools & attachment repair techniques

📅 July 14–15, 2026
⏰ 8:45 AM – 4:00 PM (both days)

If you’re working with clients who struggle with relationships, emotional regulation, or slow progress in therapy, this training is for you.

✨ For social workers, therapists, psychologists & helping professionals

👉 Don’t just treat symptoms—understand the root..
Register Now: https://ubswce.ce21.com/item/71326-interventions-attachment-trauma-healing-wounds-live-inperson-140846

04/16/2026

Amazing training with top notch trainers!

What if EMDR training didn’t feel rigid…
but instead felt alive, creative, and deeply human? ✨
Imagine learning EMDR in a way that actually sticks—
where you’re not just memorizing a protocol,
but learning how to connect, attune, and truly meet your clients where they are.

That’s exactly what we’ve created with our
🎨 Playful EMDR Basic Training (Hybrid Model)
💡 Flexible options — join us in person or online
🌿 An immersive, grounding experience at the Himalayan Institute
🤍 A training space that values connection, curiosity, and growth
And here’s the thing…

➡️ Part II is an in-person experience you don’t want to miss.

This is more than a training.

It’s a shift in how you show up as a clinician.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign—this is it. ✨

🔗https://playfulemdr.com/emdr-basic-trainings/🔗

04/14/2026

✨ Our Live will be tomorrow at NOON!✨

Join us tomorrow at noon for Talk About It Tuesday!🦉

04/10/2026

Email from Monaco Training Center You CAN do EMDR with Children!     Let’s Play EMDR: Fundamentals of EMDR with Children in a Play Therapy Setting LIVE Online Interactive Training With Ann Beckley-For

03/06/2026

Happy ! ✨ For 30 years, the NWHM has worked to ensure that women’s history is visible, accessible, and fully integrated into the story of our nation.

This work is not secondary to American history. It *is* American history.

This month (like every month!), we're excited to engage with our communities through virtual programming, amplify women's achievements across all fields, and spotlight lesser-known trailblazers, including:

✈️ Hazel Ying Lee, the first Chinese American woman to fly for the U.S. military, serving as a Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) ferry pilot during World War II

🗣️ Susette LaFlesche Tibbles (Bright Eyes), an Omaha woman who spent her entire life tirelessly campaigning for Native American rights as a speaker, activist, interpreter, and writer

📰 Nellie Bly, whose undercover reporting not only raised awareness about mental health treatment and led to improvements in institutional conditions, but also ushered in an age of investigative journalism

🪸 Joan Murrell Owens, the first Black woman marine biologist, geologist, and paleontologist who discovered a new genus of button coral

🏳️‍🌈 Laura M. Esquivel, a lifelong activist and cofounder of Latino(a) Le***an and Gay Organization (LLEGÓ) who's often referred to as “La Madre” of the Latino LGBTQ+ movement

🗽 Emma Lazarus, a Jewish American writer and activist whose words “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,” are almost as well-known as the Statue of Liberty they're engraved on

🎨 Edmonia Lewis, the first professional Black and Native American sculptor in the U.S. who used her art to depict the stories of women and Indigenous people with reverence and beauty

⚖️ Sylvia Mendez, who, at age 8, played an instrumental role in Mendez v. Westminster, the landmark 1946 case that successfully ended de jure segregation in California

🪖 Maya Lin, a renowned artist and architect who began her career creating the Vietnam War Memorial at 21 years old after winning a national search competition with her innovative minimal design

Who are you celebrating this Women's History Month? Let us know in the comments!

03/06/2026

you know today is day? Follow along as we share info & resources throughout the day! To start off the day, view the recording from the 2023 webinar for the public, "What Does Healing From a Dissociative Disorder Look Like?" https://ow.ly/mZ9250Vb0pM

03/04/2026

Cyberbullying is the use of digital-communication tools (such as the Internet and cell phones) to make another person feel angry, sad, or scared, usually again and again.

03/04/2026

💜 Women’s History Month 💜
This month, we honor the courage, resilience, and contributions of women throughout history — while recognizing the ongoing impact of gender inequity, systemic barriers, and intergenerational trauma on mental health.
For mental health professionals, Women’s History Month is a reminder to:
• Practice gender-responsive and trauma-informed care
• Recognize the impact of reproductive, workplace, and caregiving stressors
• Support survivors of gender-based violence
• Advocate for equity in access to care
Professional Resources:
American Psychological Association (APA) – Research on women’s mental health & gender bias
National Organization for Women (NOW) – Advocacy and policy updates
Office on Women's Health – Education and health equity resources
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Women’s mental health information
Honoring women’s history means committing to culturally responsive, equitable, and empowering care — not just this month, but in every session.

03/04/2026

Great new study to read!