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Jul 19, 2018
Parenting in the Summer
Ahhh summertime…..Wait! The kids are home for the summer and trying to keep them entertained and not saying “I’m bored” every five minutes can be a full time job. Summertime is a time for relaxation,…
Jul 10, 2018
What is a credit score and how can it be improved?
Credit Score Basics
At one time or another, we have all been concerned about our “credit.” For years the credit report was used as a report card…
Jun 21, 2018
Advocacy for Mental Health Services in MN
There is a significant shortage of mental health resources in the United States, especially in rural areas (Ruiz, 2018). Although Minnesota is ranked among one of the top states for access to mental health care services in the country (Mental Health America, 2018), there continues to remain a need, according to Sue Abderholden Director of the MN branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (Werner, 2017).
Jun 18, 2018
Ready To Be includes Job Readiness
Teens in FamilyMeans’ Ready To Be program are amassing knowledge, skills, experiences and contacts preparing them to make thoughtful choices about life after high school. While those choices…
May 21, 2018
Supporting Veterans Mental Health
May is national military appreciation month and a perfect time to discuss the mental health of those that have served in our armed forces. There are over 23 million veterans in the United States, about…
May 03, 2018
Gun Violence and Mental Health
With 8 mass shootings over the past year in the United States, such horrendous events do not feel so infrequent. Naturally, our reaction is to want to understand why, to wish for a clear and concrete…





