Causeway Collaborative

Causeway Collaborative When talking is going nowhere,
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Causeway began in the fall of 2012, initially a single-man shop founded by Vince Benevento with a vision to improve the lives of young men. The business grew rapidly out of its original office space based upon the need in the community, developing a strong reputation and a trusted team of local referral partners in the process. Now, the firm is comprised of a highly trained staff of eight distinguished professionals spanning three separate business divisions: Career Development, Clinical Services, and Therapeutic Mentorship.

When boys feel stuck, it is often tied to their environment. The same room and routine can reinforce the same patterns.A...
03/20/2026

When boys feel stuck, it is often tied to their environment. The same room and routine can reinforce the same patterns.

A simple change, like getting outside, going for a walk, or leaving the house, can create space for clarity and connection. Without distractions, young men often feel more open and more like themselves.

You do not need perfect words. Sometimes your presence and a change of scenery are enough to shift everything.

Learn more about how we help young men reset and reconnect at causewaycollaborative.com

Meet Heather Waxman, a family therapist at Causeway Collaborative who works closely with parents and their sons to stren...
03/16/2026

Meet Heather Waxman, a family therapist at Causeway Collaborative who works closely with parents and their sons to strengthen communication and rebuild connection. With a warm, intuitive approach, Heather helps families move through conflict, shift unhelpful patterns, and create healthier dynamics. Her goal is to help families grow together and support lasting change.

Learn more about our team and how we support families at causewaycollaborative.com or schedule a consultation to get started.

There will be moments when parenting your son feels exhausting. Moments when he pulls away. Moments when you wonder if a...
03/13/2026

There will be moments when parenting your son feels exhausting. Moments when he pulls away. Moments when you wonder if anything is getting through.

This is when your presence matters most.

Boys do not need perfect parents. They need steady ones. Parents who stay engaged. Parents who keep showing up. Parents who refuse to give up on the relationship, even when it is hard.

Progress is built through consistency, patience, and belief.

Save this post for the days you need the reminder. Share it with another parent who may be walking through the same season.

And if your family needs support, learn more at causewaycollaborative.com

We’re proud to share that our own Stephan Genovese, Director at Causeway Collaborative, will be joining a panel of exper...
03/11/2026

We’re proud to share that our own Stephan Genovese, Director at Causeway Collaborative, will be joining a panel of experts for an important conversation about teen success and well being.

The event, “Fostering Teen Success,” will bring together leaders in education, mental health, and youth support to discuss best practices for helping teens thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

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📅 Thursday, March 26, 2026
🕖 7:00–8:00 PM
📍 New Canaan Library – Jim and Dede Bartlett Auditorium
🎓 Open to parents and teens in grades 8–12

If you are raising a teenager and looking for guidance, perspective, and practical insight, this will be a meaningful conversation to attend.

https://www.newcanaanlibrary.org/event/ram-council-03262026

We hope to see you there.

Depression in young people does not always look the way we expect. It can show up as withdrawal, irritability, loss of m...
03/05/2026

Depression in young people does not always look the way we expect. It can show up as withdrawal, irritability, loss of motivation, or simply not being themselves anymore.

Many boys are taught to push through, stay quiet, or handle things on their own. Over time, silence can turn into isolation.

Your presence matters more than you think. Creating space for open conversation, without pressure or judgment, can make it easier for him to let you in.

If you are concerned about your son, trust your instincts. Early support can change the trajectory of his confidence, his relationships, and his future.

Learn more about how we support young men and their families at causewaycollaborative.com

03/05/2026

When a young man is struggling, the entire family feels it. And real progress happens when everyone is part of the solution.

Family Coaching helps parents and sons improve communication, rebuild trust, and move from conflict toward cooperation. It creates clarity, alignment, and a shared path forward.

You do not have to figure it out alone. We help families reconnect in ways that create lasting change.

Learn more about our approach at causewaycollaborative.com

Sometimes your son does not need a lecture or a quick fix. He just needs your attention.When you listen without interrup...
02/27/2026

Sometimes your son does not need a lecture or a quick fix. He just needs your attention.
When you listen without interrupting or correcting, you show him his words matter.

That kind of listening builds trust. Trust builds connection. And connection builds confidence.
Your presence can be the calm in his chaos. Let that be the foundation.

So many parents feel blindsided when their son starts to withdraw or lose motivation. But the truth is, he’s not alone—n...
02/23/2026

So many parents feel blindsided when their son starts to withdraw or lose motivation. But the truth is, he’s not alone—nearly 1 in 5 adolescents experience major depression each year. And anxiety? It’s just as common. These aren’t just mood swings or growing pains. They’re signals. And they deserve attention, not dismissal. Your awareness can be the first step toward helping him feel seen, supported, and safe enough to open up. Keep showing up. It matters more than you know.

Meet John-Tyler Markette, Director of our West Hartford location. With deep experience in mental health and substance ab...
02/20/2026

Meet John-Tyler Markette, Director of our West Hartford location. With deep experience in mental health and substance abuse treatment, John helps young men navigate life with more confidence and clarity. His goal is simple—be a steady guide for those finding their way.

You don’t always need the perfect words to reach your son. For many teen boys, opening up feels easier when the focus is...
02/18/2026

You don’t always need the perfect words to reach your son. For many teen boys, opening up feels easier when the focus isn’t on them. It’s during the drive to practice, while shooting hoops, or walking the dog that walls start to come down.

These shared moments—quiet, low-pressure, side-by-side—create a sense of safety. It’s not about forcing a deep conversation. It’s about showing up consistently so that, when he’s ready to talk, he knows you’ll be there.

Be present. Stay available. Trust that connection starts small.

Every boy has something that lights him up. A passion. A purpose. A path.Your job isn’t to choose it for him—it’s to hel...
02/13/2026

Every boy has something that lights him up. A passion. A purpose. A path.

Your job isn’t to choose it for him—it’s to help him find it, explore it, and stick with it when things get hard.

Support the process with patience, encouragement, and presence. Not pressure.

Save this post as a reminder. Share it with someone who’s raising boys too.

We often think about what we want our kids to remember. The fun vacations. The big milestones. The life lessons.But the ...
02/07/2026

We often think about what we want our kids to remember. The fun vacations. The big milestones. The life lessons.

But the truth is, what they remember most are the everyday moments. The car rides. The late-night talks. The times you showed up, even when it wasn’t easy.

This quote is a reminder that presence matters more than perfection.
Be there today. It’s how the memories begin.

Follow for more encouragement and practical tools for raising strong, connected boys.

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1465 Post Road East Suite 201
Westport, CT
06880

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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