30 Jun
Author David Smith
Categories: News
Posts Categorized: News
16 Jun
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
Collaboration adds 20 new schools and 31 counselors to provide additional behavioral health counseling in response to COVID-19 The Fulton County Board of Commissioners and Fulton County Schools announced plans today to expand their partnership that provides a slate of behavioral health services to students and their families. The continuing collaboration increases the number of […]
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9 Jun
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
Racism is a public health issue. This insidious and systemic disease that is interwoven into our history is not always overt, but our brothers and sisters continue to suffer from the symptoms of racism and discrimination every day. As Christians, we are called to not only acknowledge the uncomfortable truths about racial injustice, but to […]
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21 May
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
Governor Kemp has signed an executive order that lifts a shelter-in-place order for most of Georgia’s residents effective Friday, May 1st, while extending restrictions for those who are identified as medically fragile.1 Fulton County continues to lead the state with the number of documented newly confirmed COVID-19 cases. The Summit is committed to both serving […]
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21 May
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
The dire consequences of the global pandemic have been difficult to escape, let alone ignore. The devastating effects of the coronavirus — from physical symptoms to economic complications — have made themselves apparent in headline after headline, week after week, for months that have felt like decades. Yet beneath the klaxon clang of grim news, […]
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27 Apr
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
Dr. Elke Van Hoof Professor, Health Psychology and Primary Care Psychology Vrije Universiteit Brussel April 09, 2020 With some 2.6 billion people around the world in some kind of lockdown, we are conducting arguably the largest psychological experiment ever; This will result in a secondary epidemic of burnouts and stress-related absenteeism in the latter half […]
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22 Apr
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
In order to help frontline responders in our communities, The Summit Counseling Center and United Way of Greater Atlanta are partnering together to offer a support VIRTUAL forum for those who may be experiencing stress, anxiety, and compassion fatigue from their role as a helper during COVID19. What is Compassion Fatigue in the midst of Covid-19? Covid-19 […]
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7 Apr
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
The Summit Counseling Center would like to respond to recent security concerns raised in a variety of media reports regarding the Zoom Video-conferencing Platform. The Summit has partnered with Zoom to offer a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform to host our VideoTherapy Program. The Summit uses “Zoom for Healthcare” – the premium HIPAA-compliant version of Zoom specifically […]
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7 Apr
Author Cathy Murphy
Categories: News
During this stressful time of extreme precautions and social distancing, CURE has been working with our partners at Summit Counseling Center – Atlanta to provide options for pediatric cancer patients and their families who need access to counseling. Through Tele-Mental health sessions, clients can engage in face-to-face therapy via the internet using desktop, laptop, tablet or smart […]
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