Guilt and shame are complex emotions that affect many aspects of a person’s life. Guilt is your conscience letting you know you’ve let yourself down in some way. Guilt can help you grow and learn from your mistakes. Shame is a destructive emotion. It convinces a person that they are bad, weak or unlovable and makes an individual less able to improve their behavior. It can make you feel hopeless and stuck, rather than affirming you are capable of growth.
Brook Lane is hosting an in-person Job Fair on Wednesday October 5, 2022 in Laurel Hall Frederick from 1-4 pm. During this time you will be able have a in-person interview and tour the school and see how you can make adifference in the lives of students. Featured positions: Classroom Behavior Specialists 1:1 Behavior Specialists Teacher Therapist – Maryland Licensed LMSW, LGPC, LCSWC, LCPC
This seminar will examine the Code of Ethics and state laws and regulations to empower clinicians to better understand how to protect themselves and their licensure status in the event of a complaint.
Living in recovery is a journey that is not always straight and steady–it has ups, downs and curves. There may be setbacks, but there also can be new discoveries as well along the way. The journey, sometimes difficult and sometimes rewarding, requires daily engagement and action to be successful. Join Brook Lane therapist Donna Fogle, LCSW-C as she shares information regarding the skills, tools and work needed to achieve a more full and satisfying life while in recovery.
August is here and that means that back to school time is quickly approaching. The lazy days of summer are winding down and this can be a challenging time of year for children. It can bring about anxiety, causing unexplained moodiness and negative attitudes.
Brook Lane will begin offering Deep TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) this summer. This non-invasive, well-tolerated outpatient therapy is clinically proven to alleviate symptoms of depression with minimal side effects commonly associated with antidepressant medication. Each session typically takes 20 minutes and involves gentle electromagnetic-pulses targeted to key areas in the brain involved in mood regulation. You are comfortably seated in a chair, awake and-alert during the treatment...
Join Brook Lane therapist, Rena Arnold, LCSW-C, as she shares helpful strategies to change negative thoughts or make them have less of an effect on your day to day functioning.
This workshop will provide an overview of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and treatment protocols. Discussion will include how EMDR therapy works, EMDR best practices, how to identify client readiness for EMDR treatment, what clients can expect, and when to refer a client for EMDR treatment.
Bullying is a pattern of behavior, rather than an isolated incident. Having a conversation with your child about bullying is not easy yet it is necessary.
