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LFCS Advocacy Week ~ April 20 – 27
What does advocacy mean to you? Advocacy: the opportunity to influence those you’ve elected into government office for the benefit of you and your community. You took the time to vote for these officials, so make sure ... [Read More]
Give STL Day May 5!
Mark your calendars for MAY 5! LFCS is once again participating in Give STL Day ~ a 24-hour online giving event with local impact! Give STL Day is a big, bold opportunity for us and for ... [Read More]
Were you Adopted or in Foster Care and Need Counseling?
If you were adopted or in foster care and are struggling with issues unique to these life experiences, LFCS can help! If you live in St. Louis County, this counseling is FREE. We can help you explore issues ... [Read More]
Do video games lead to violence?
This is an often debated question that deserves some consideration. After the Sandy Hook shootings in December 2012, President Obama urged that Congress find out about the connection between video games and gun violence, due to the ... [Read More]
Stressed? Don’t Forget to Take Care of YOU
Self-Care in times of high stress is one of the most important (not selfish) things you can do for yourself as well as for those around you. If you haven’t taken care of your inner self to ... [Read More]
Happy Easter
Easter is HERE! We look outside to see the beauty of God’s work in every beautiful flower and tree coming to life again. It is also a time to reflect on the many children in foster care ... [Read More]
Play Therapy at LFCS
Blog by Rose Schaedler, LFCS Therapist First, what is play therapy? According to the Association for Play Therapy, it is described as: “… a structured, theoretically based approach to therapy that builds on the normal communicative and ... [Read More]
Top 5 reasons NOT to miss Southeast’s 2nd Annual LFCS Kentucky Derby Party!
Here are the top 5 reasons NOT to miss the great Kentucky Derby Party hosted by the LFCS Southeast Office: 5. Mint Juleps- LFCS Style! You won’t want to miss our signature LFCS ‘Run For The Roses’ Mint ... [Read More]
LFCS Featured on KFUO ~ Adoption
In February LFCS was featured on KFUO (AM850). Christine Corcoran, LFCS’ Statewide Director of Child Welfare, and David Pennington, LFCS Board Member who was adopted through LFCS, were interviewed by Andy Bates. David talked about his adoption ... [Read More]
Finding Selflessness ~ A Birth Mom’s Story
November is National Adoption Month. LFCS is an expert in the field. We work with birth parents, adoptive parents and foster parents. We are here to help, and we are inspired by the families we touch each and ... [Read More]
Assertive Communication
Much counseling work centers on healthy interpersonal communication, because healthy communication is an integral part of attuning and attaching to another person. This is true for all relationships, including parent/child, couples, work colleagues, and friendships. One way ... [Read More]
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