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• Al Tacker Retires From Family Counseling Center

When Al Tacker joined the Family Counseling Center in January 1988, the organization was in the red, about to collapse. But against the advice of many, Tacker took the job, sharing the position of executive director with his wife, Mary Jo Herde. Now 23 years later -- after growing the budget sixfold, employing four times as many employees and adding several branches -- Tacker is retiring.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• August 09, 2011

• Estates of Morgan v. Fairfield Family Counseling Ctr., (Ohio 1997)

Psychotherapists - Malpractice - Negligence - Outpatient kills his parents - Relationship between psychotherapist and patient in an outpatient setting constitutes a special relation justifying the imposition of a duty upon the psychotherapist * * *.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• 7 CFR 1944.548 - Counseling consent by FmHA or its successor agency under Public Law 103-354 single family housing borrowers.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 7: Agriculture

• Valley Family Center in Crisis San Fernando: The Nonprofit Counseling Service Cuts Services After Funding Losses.

Juan and Adriana were happily hitched until an infidelity diminished their wedding vows. Eager to stay married, however, the parents of two remade their bond with affordable counseling at the Valley Family Center in San Fernando.

• Los Angeles Daily News
• November 29, 2011

• People: ; Still Helping, After 80 Years; Family Counseling Connection Now Provides a Wide Range of Relief Services

Wall Street crashed in October 1929. Less than a month later, a group of Charleston's caring, concerned citizens met to form the Family Welfare Society. They had no idea of the scope of the looming Great Depression, but their insight would affect thousands of families in the decades to come.

• Charleston Gazette
• August 18, 2009

• Chase Donates $10,500 to Family Counseling Service of Northern Nevada to Improve Financial Literacy.

Grant is Part of $1.3 Million Donation to Help Customers Take Control of Their Finances Nationwide WILMINGTON, Del. -- Chase is donating $10,500 to ...

• Business Wire
• March 13, 2008

• Ridgefield Decision On Closing Center Is Criticized ; Edison House Offers Family Counseling

RIDGEFIELD - The decision by the Board of Health to close Edison House, a borough-operated counseling center, has drawn a mixed response from residents. On Monday, the Borough Council had Jad Mihalinec, Ridgefield's director of health services, explain why the family counseling center was not capable of providing adequate mental health and substance abuse services.

• The Record, Bergen County, NJ
• June 29, 2005

• Pediatric Specialty Care, Inc.; Child & Youth Pediatric Day Clinics, Inc.; Family Counseling & Diagnostic Clinic, Inc.; Tomorrow'S Child Learning Center, Llc; D & D Family Enterprises, Inc.; James Swindle; Stacey Swindle, as Parents and Next Best Friends of Jacob and Noah Swindle, Minors; Susann Crespino, as Parent and Next Friend of Michael Crespino, a Minor, Appellees, v. Arkansas Department of Human Services; Kurt Knickrehm, in His Individual Capacity and in His Official Capacity as Director of the Arkansas Department of Human Services; Ray Hanley, in His Individual Capacity and in His Official Capacity as Director of the Division of Medical Services of the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Appellants, Pediatric Specialty Care, Inc.; Child & Youth Pediatric Day Clinics, Inc.; Family Counseling & Diagnostic Clinic, Inc.; Tomorrow'S Child Learning Center, Llc; D & D Family Enterprises, Inc.; James Swindle; Stacey Swindle, as Parents and Next Best Friends of Jacob and Noah ..., 364 F.3d 925 (8th Cir. 2004)

Counsel who presented argument on behalf of the appellee was Philip E. Kaplan, Little Rock, AR. Also appearing on appellees' brief was Martin W. Bowen...

• Federal Circuits

• Family Counseling Could Yield Great Dividends

Dear Abby: My husband and I disagree on something. Do you think parents MUST do the same things for each of their children, even when there is a great discrepancy in the children's behavior and attitude toward their parents? We have helped out one of our sons who was having financial difficulties. Now the other son, "Sean," expects to receive the same, although he is defiant and does not treat us with the same respect as his sibling. My husband says because we did it for one child, we must do it for the other. I disagree, and think it's rewarding bad behavior. -- Feuding in Wisconsin

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• June 06, 2008

• Scsu Therapists Consult with the Family Pet for Assistance in Counseling Sessions

There's a new worker lately in the Marriage and Family Life Department at Southern Connecticut State University - known for his cheerful greetings, his ability to defuse tense situations and, of course, his wagging tail. Madison, a 20-month-old Shih Tzu (pronounced "sheet-sue"), has become what his owners, Edward and Barbara Lynch, call a "psychotherapy dog." (Edward is the chairman of the department, and Barbara is a professor there.) Madison sits in on sessions when asked, allows himself to be petted by children and adults during emotional moments and, in several notable instances, has even brought families back together.

• New Haven Register
• June 02, 2009