by Steve Lowe | Sep 27, 2018 | Counseling
By: Darren Lane, Director of Residential Therapy Some of the hardest lessons in life include betrayal. Like when you think a relationship is one way, and then discover that it isn’t like that at all. Betrayal can feel like you’ve been completely tricked (even foolish)...
by Steve Lowe | Sep 14, 2018 | General
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by Steve Lowe | Sep 4, 2018 | Blog
Thank you to everyone who stopped by The Joy House booth at the 2018 Sheriff’s JeepFest. We really enjoyed seeing everyone and getting to be a part of your day. Your photos can be accessed for viewing and digital download by clicking HERE. Here are some of our...
by Steve Lowe | Aug 30, 2018 | Blog
By: Steve Lowe, Executive Director Six thousand miles logged across 12+ states pulling a renovated pop-up camper that had never been more than 70 miles from home. That’s what the Lowes did this summer and I’m so glad we did! A trip out west is something Wendy and I...
by Steve Lowe | Aug 30, 2018 | Blog
Finding Pardon for Condemnation By: Garry Barber, PhD & Abby Elam, BSW CONDEMNED! What a terrible, frightening, unsettling word. The whole idea of being denounced as the guilty party and sentenced to punishment with no hope of escape may leave one feeling like...
