FREE WORKSHOP!
Led by Andrew Gladstone-Highland, Licensed Clinical Therapist and owner of Harvest Therapy Center.
Sunday, January 28, 11:30 - 1 p.m.
Dearborn First UMC Wesleyan Hall
Light Lunch & Child Care Provided (kids birth thru 12 years)
The holidays bring joyful celebrations and togetherness with friends and loved ones. But for many, holidays can be as much of a curse as they can be a blessing. Then we are bombarded by messages about potential New Year's resolutions, all of the ways that we could be better versions of ourselves. It can be a lot!
Learn about a way of understanding challenging family dynamics, called Family Systems - you will come away with ideas about how you can be part of positive changes in your family, as well as ways to distance yourself from these challenging situations, when you can't fix them.
What are some questions you might have about improving your post-holiday mental health?
Submit them here to be addressed at the workshop. You can submit anonymously, but leave an email contact if you can’t attend the workshop and would like a response.
ABOUT ANDREW-GLADSTONE HIGHLAND
Andrew Gladstone-Highland is a clinical social worker who has been working as a therapist for more than five years. He has worked for The Guidance Center, which is part of the Community Mental Health program in Wayne County, as well as for two group practices in Metro Detroit. In February of 2023, Andrew started his own practice in Dearborn, Harvest Therapy Center. Prior to becoming a social worker, he had ten years of work experience for the United Methodist Church and in the non-profit sector. Originally from upstate New York, Andrew is a 2017 graduate of the School of Social Work at U-M. He and Mary met while both were working for the UMC's Board of Global Ministries, and they have been married since 2009. They are the proud parents of Theo (age 10) and Rhetta (age 4). They have been Dearborn residents and members of Dearborn First UMC since 2018.
“And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace for those who make peace.”