Finding Our Center
Dear Community,
As our lives get busy this summer and the news of the world gets crazier, we are continually challenged to come back to our center. I suppose that is why they call it "a practice" in mental health. We are all just practicing ... getting stronger, better and healthier in this thing called life! NCCR has events, workshops, retreats, talks, and other events coming up this summer and fall. We hope you will consider joining us!
NCCR clinicians dedicate their life and profession to helping others find their most regulated selves - and our own along the way! Please know you are not alone. We are all just practicing and when in doubt, reach out - because we truly are stronger connected!
Have a great rest of the month and see you on the yoga mat of life,
Kim
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NCCR Welcomes Newest
Clinical Team Member
Kelsey Hargrove is a licensed professional counselor, yoga instructor, and fitness trainer who advocates the benefits of integrating mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. Kelsey’s professional roots are grounded in holistic health, and she is passionate about mindfulness-based practices, meditation, intentionality, and mindful movement.
Kelsey has experience treating acute eating disorders at an inpatient level, working with families and loved ones of those in treatment, and assisting adolescents, teens, and families as they transition back into their home environment and continue their journey through recovery. Through her professional experience she has developed a special passion for breaking down mental health barriers, and uplifting and empowering adolescents and young adults who are dealing with anxiety, depression, low self- esteem, body image, trauma, identity development, and more.
For more information about the NCCR clinical team:
To book an appointment with Kelsey,
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NCCR Certified as Living Wage Employer
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NCCR is now included on the list of certified employers that provide a living wage to their employees! Thank you
Orange County Living Wage
for this certification. Visit their
website
to learn more about their mission to promote a living wage (the minimum amount that an individual must earn to afford basic necessities without government assistance) in Orange County.
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Members of NCCR Clinical Team: Getting Schooled!
Four members of the NCCR clinical team participated in Somatic Experiencing training programs in June. Beth Lewis, Kimberly LaPorte, Briana Yarber and Liz Liepold are ready with new skills for the benefit of their clients!
And speaking of Liz… we want to congratulate her for being selected for the Advanced Clinical Fellowship through the Northampton Institute of Intersubjective Psychotherapy. The fellowship combines didactic and group supervision in intersubjective, feminist, and queer theories and their clinical applications.
WE ARE PROUD OF YOU LIZ!
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NCCR's Kim Jeffs & Anna Cordova
attended the Veritas Collaborative networking event at the
Unscripted Durham
Hotel.
Veritas Collaborative
promotes driving the standard of care in eating disorders treatment through a collaborative community so individuals and families can thrive. Thank you Veritas for bringing all of us together - we truly are stronger connected!
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Somatic psychotherapist Nancy Hudspeth represented NCCR at the wonderful
Climb Out of the Darkness
event held by
FIT4MOM Chapel Hill & Carrboro
in Chapel Hill on June 24. Women and men with perinatal mood disorders: we want you to know you are not alone!
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Welcome to NCCR's latest Corporate Partners
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Our corporate partners share our commitment to the well-being of the community and support the mind-body connection.
We believe that creating partnerships amongst providers and corporate groups can only benefit the well-being of our clients and the community at large. Visit our
Corporate Partner page
to learn more about the program, or contact Alyson Newman at
info@nccenterforresiliency.com
for more information.
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WE ARE STRONGER TOGETHER!
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August 1 Early Bird Deadline is Approaching for the Build Your Soul Vessel Retreat in Tulum, Mexico
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Now’s the time to register for the retreat scheduled for February 14-19, 2019 at the beautiful
Amansala Eco-Chic Beachfront Resort & Spa. The retreat offers you a chance to bring you into connection with your first best friend ... YOURSELF! We’ll work together using embodied practices and ancient Mayan wisdom to help you align your spirit and your body. Your body is your soul vessel, and when you feel connected to your vessel, you are more able to relate to your life, your purpose and the people in it! Want to live an intentional life where you feel connected to your inner spark? This retreat is for YOU!
The retreat is open to all adults and genders.
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On a budget? This is YOUR chance to book.
Another way to save: We have 1
TRIPLE ROOM
available for a SUPER DUPER Discount. Have a couple of friends or family members and wanna make this work? The price is $1850/person for the triple room. All inclusive of housing, meals, programming, yoga, specialty classes, group activities, taxes and tip! This deal is a steal! To book the triple room, please contact Kim Jeffs at
kjeffs@nccenterforresiliency.com
.
Payment plans are available.
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Sign up for the Build Your Soul Vessel Retreat before August 1 to take advantage of
the early bird rate,
a savings of $200
!
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FREE ON-LINE CALL: July 23 @ 2pm EST
Our topic this month is the retreat program overview
Join this call to get answers to all of your retreat questions,
whether you have signed up or are still on the fence.
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It’s not too late for the
Age of Sage early bird rate!
Age of Sage: Connection, Mindfulness & Movement for Women 50 and up
Mondays, September 10 – October 15, 2018
5:00-6:30pm
NC Center for Resiliency, PLLC
1829 E Franklin Street, 1100-D | Chapel Hill
Cost:
$500 per
participant
EARLY BIRD RATE: $450
Learning Objectives
Loss, grief, and release
Participants will explore areas that they might find themselves stuck and learn to expand through releasing what was, embracing what is, and opening to what could be.
Here’s looking at you kid….
Through movement, imagery, and art, participants will track transitions, times of resiliency, and draw on these for creating self- acceptance and new aspirations.
Forgiveness: self and others
Participants will identify the spaces that are tougher to release, understand the body keeps the score and find conscious opportunities and ritual for release.
Lead by Nancy Hudspeth, MA, LPCA - NCCR somatic psychotherapist
PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE! Only $100 to reserve your spot. DON'T MISS OUT!
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2019: Join an affordable healthcare revolution
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Wednesday, September 12 | 7:00 pm
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Local physician, Dr. Cory Annis, and her revolutionary practice, Unorthodoc, are on a mission to make “Affordable,” “Health” and “Care” mean something again. Her affinity for the insurance plight of small business owners has earned her the tagline “The M.D. for Entrepreneurs,” though her solutions can work for anyone who's tired of the "crazy," regardless of insurance status. Hear a calming voice of reason (for a change!) ... from a doctor who is taking your healthcare personally.
Join Dr. Annis and NCCR's Kim Jeffs for this informative workshop. We'd love to see you there!
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Community Resources for Health & Well-Being
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Save the date!
Saturday, October 6, 2018 | Time TBA
Christ United Methodist Church | 800 Market Street | Chapel Hill
COST: $25; includes all programming, lunch and a t-shirt.
Scholarships are available.
Sponsored by
Stand by Me NC
and
Faith Connections on Mental Illness
, this event is for youth in grades 6-12, with a separate track for adults. The event will feature the IndieFlix documentary Angst: Raising Awareness About Anxiety. Breakout sessions will focus on educating teens and adults about anxiety and coping skills. NCCR's Caroline Stayer-Brewington, MSW, LCSW and Kimberly LaPorte, MSW, LCSWA will participate in the program as presenters.
Registration will be open in August and is limited to 100 youth and 40 adults.
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Get the word out about your practice and programs in our monthly newsletter, which reaches thousands of
like-minded practitioners across North Carolina.
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Give me some space!
Need a place to hold a small group discussion, workshop or meeting? NCCR has a program room suitable for 15 people available to rent for
$25/hour
or
$100/day
. OR you can rent our six-room office suite, which includes the program room, conference room, bathrooms and kitchenette for
$400/day
.
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Direct Referral Line
919.323.2071
We look forward to collaborating with you, and thank you in advance for choosing NCCR as a resource for your mental health needs!
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Clinical Team
Kimberly Jeffs, MA, LPCS, SEP
Patrick Jeffs, PhD, LPC, SEP
Anna Cordova, MA, LPC
Kelsey Hargrove, MA, LPC
Taylor Houchens, LPCA
Nancy Hudspeth, MA, LPCA
Kimberly LaPorte, MSW, LCSWA
Beth Lewis, MA, LPCA
Elizabeth Liepold, MSW, LCSWA
Caroline Stayer-Brewington, MSW, LCSW
Briana Yarber, MSW, LCSWA, LCASA
Faculty Wisdom Team:
Kathleen Fitzgerald, MA, LPC
Mary Lorenz, SEP, RYT, NCLMBT
Paula Scatoloni, LCSW, CEDS, SEP
Adria Zimmerman, SEP, BASEP, DARe
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NC Center for Resiliency, PLLC | 919.323.2071 |
866.849.4993
NC Center for Resiliency, PLLC is a mental health organization that is focused on the restoration of resiliency and coherence in the mind and body through the use of psychobiological therapy approaches. Our center is comprised of somatically-informed practitioners that offer services of counseling, consulting, training, and collaboration with integrative medical practitioners for your success.
Our mission is to be continually expanding the reach of this work.
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