Syringa Wellness: Counseling & Holistic Healthcare

06/20/2026

We support referrals from Advocates Against Family Violence and send referrals to them. Staff and clients both have benefitted from services provided. From one nonprofit to another— great job! 👏 We have so many great nonprofits in Caldwell.

06/20/2026

The command center of our body, the brain, influences our general quality of life. Taking care of your brain can help you think more clearly, remember things better, and feel better overall. The Change Your Brain Foundation strives for making mental health care accessible to everyone. Visit changeyourbrain.org to learn more about our donations and how you can help.

06/17/2026

Read my new article "How Coercively Controlling Men Distort Reality, and How This Entraps Children and Women".

Link: https://dremmakatz.substack.com/p/how-coercively-controlling-men-distort

Distorting reality is one of the key tools used by an abuser in order to get what he wants - the ability to dominate, exploit and control his partner and children.

In order to be able to do this, he needs to create and assert his own distorted version of reality and pull his partner and children into it.

Ultimately, our sense of what is real underpins our sense of what is true and just. Once perpetrators control our sense of what is real, they can make their abuse seem fair, logical and justified when it is not.

This article:

- Explains the 10 distorted realities that perpetrators set up - revealing the exact psychological and practical strategies that they use to do so.

- Provides information on the impacts that this has on both the children and the partners, highlighting how perpetrators' distorted realities affect children's and partner's abilities to understand what is happening in their lives and escape from it.

- Shows how, once the abuser's reality distortions are taken into account, it makes perfect sense that victims-survivors cannot "see" the abuse that is happening to them for many years.

- Respects how incredible it is that many victims-survivors, including children, do manage to break free of these reality distortions in the end.

(I’m writing here about men as perpetrators and women and children as victim-survivors because that is by far the most common dynamic in coercive control situations. All abuse is wrong, and all victims-survivors deserve help and support.)

Link: https://dremmakatz.substack.com/p/how-coercively-controlling-men-distort

06/17/2026

Flashbacks, nightmares, avoiding places, and emotional dysregulation are all common side effects of trauma. If you know someone who has experienced trauma, chances are they have a lot more going on inside their mind than they portray. Read the full article on our blog: https://www.cleanrecoverycenters.com/side-effects-of-trauma/

06/17/2026

06/15/2026

Accepting clients now for our brain recovery program— the O.N.E Method—
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05/31/2026

As we wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, we wanted to give a big to the critical cole of our Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) who respond to behavioral health crisis calls with professionalism, compassion and collaboration.

Adisson, our Mental Health Coordinator, has worked hard to help set up our program, along with his partner, Officer Aaron Coleman, our CIT Officer.

They can’t be on duty 24/7, but Adisson and Aaron work together to co-respond to mental health-related calls for service throughout the community. This collaborative approach helps provide real-time crisis intervention, de-escalation, resource coordination, and connection to appropriate treatment and support services. They also receive reports to review and follow-up on, from the time that they are not on duty. Their commitment is commendable!

A message from Adisson to our community:

CIT efforts are designed to support individuals and families experiencing mental health-related challenges while helping connect community members to appropriate services, treatment, and long-term support. These responses often involve crisis stabilization and diversion from the criminal justice system, when safe and appropriate.

Behavioral health crises can affect any person, family, or neighborhood. Effective response requires strong partnerships between law enforcement, healthcare providers, hospitals, community organizations, and local support systems. Through these collaborative efforts, CIT programs help strengthen public safety while promoting dignity, stability, and access to care for some of the community’s most vulnerable individuals.

🔹Mental health awareness is not limited to one month. It is an ongoing commitment to building safer communities, improving outcomes, and ensuring individuals in crisis are met with understanding, accountability, and the opportunity for support.

Thank You Adisson and Aaron for your dedication to Protect and Serve our community!