By John Karash In early 2016 I was assigned to take an outpatient transfer client because his previous clinician had left the agency. This is when I met Charlie. Charlie came in for his first session with me and clearly he was interviewing me to see if I was going to be the right fit…
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Wayside’s Trauma Intervention Services program in Milford includes a trained Labrador retriever to help clients with traumatic events. Read the article as it originally appeared in the MetroWest Daily News here or below. By Alison Bosma Editor’s note: The Daily News agreed to keep two sources in this story anonymous, to protect their children who…
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Our Director of People and Culture, Guimel DeCarvalho, was featured in massnonprofit news. Read the full article below or as it originally appeared here. The election of a President whose campaign was divisive and racially charged, while shocking to many, created a sense of urgency at Wayside Youth & Family Support Network that we hadn’t…
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A new grant program helps homeless young adults – or those at risk of becoming homeless – with the finances needed to rent an a place to live. Read the full article as it originally appeared in the MetroWest Daily News here or below. By Zane Razzaq Francesco’s life has become kind of…
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By Suzanne Rea, LICSW, Wayside Youth and Family Support Network Clinical Supervisor We all were shocked to learn that a high-profile philanthropist allegedly visited a spa where women were being held against their will and forced to perform sex acts. The story grabbed our attention here in New England because it involved the head of a football dynasty. …
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Wayside Youth & Family Support Network’s CEO, Eric Masi, wrote that human trafficking is not something that happens “elsewhere.” Read his Letter to the Editor as it originally appeared in the Boston Globe here or below. Harsh light thrown on a shadow industry The explosive news about allegations of human sex trafficking tied to the Orchids…
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