Refresh Mental Health Blog: How To Promote Gratitude In Children During The Holidays
Monday, 03 December 2018
Joyce Marter recently wrote a blog on how to promote gratitude in children during the holiday season. Below is an excerpt from the blog: “In this age of materialism and entitlement, it can be challenging for parents, educators and counselors to help facilitate gratitude in children, something that is perhaps especially important during the holidays season.” You
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Blog: Joyce Marter: Motivational Keynote Speaker For Counseling Conferences
Sunday, 02 December 2018
Joyce Marter is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, entrepreneur, CEO, author and motivational keynote speaker with over 15 years of experience in public speaking. She is a proud member of the National Speakers Association. Marter is the Founder of Urban Balance, a counseling practice with over 100 therapists working from ten locations in three states.
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Blog: Personal Reflection Following Yoga Practice
Sunday, 02 December 2018
As I quiet my body, my gaze turns inward. I feel the rhythm of my breath in my body, like the tides of the ocean and the ebb and flow of the river of life. I connect with the life force energy of prana. I am prana. I connect with my essence. I am my
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Joyce Marter Gave CEU Training On Time Management At The Carrington, Organized By Elderwerks/In-Home Counseling
Thursday, 08 November 2018
Joyce Marter gave a CEU presentation on Time Management. The event was organized by Elderwerks/In-Home Counseling and took place at The Carrington in Lincolnwood. The audience consisted of hospital social workers, nurses and case managers. Joyce talked about prioritization, organization, efficiency, productivity, mindfulness, boundaries, and work/life balance.
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LinkedIn Article: How To Exit A Group Counseling Practice With Ethics & Integrity
Thursday, 04 October 2018
Joyce Marter recently wrote a LinkedIn article on how to exit a group counseling practice with ethics and integrity. Below is an excerpt from the article: “It’s natural that psychotherapists who work for a group practices often eventually wish to leave to start their own practices. It’s also very understandable that clients and therapists frequently
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