A special thank you to Tracy Smith, Cindy Metz, Kathy Raabe, Karen Geeves, Karen Griffith, Tammy Booth, Sue Hammel, Kathy Sherlock, Glenda DeJesus, Gail Courtney-Shaw and Kathy Raabe for making masks for the community of Children’s Hospital. The doctors had…
Kindervelt held a virtual check presentation to Cincinnati Children's and the Kindervelt Psychiatric Emergency Assessment Center (KV PEACe). Congratulations Kindervelt members on another successful year! Total raised for KV PEACe is $2,040,000
Regina Vogt-Purdon, LISW-S Self-injury or “cutting” is the intentional physical harming of one’s body to manage undesirable emotions, but with no intent to die. Of all age groups, self-harming is most prevalent among teenagers. While self-harming is typically not suicidal…
Usually this issue of the newsletter each year highlights the fun we had at the Annual Meeting with pictures from the grand reveal of the check amount and comments from the division doctor accepting the check. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19,…
Cincinnati Walks for Kids, 15th Anniversary YOU CAN CHANGE THE LIFE OF A CHID When you support Cincinnati Walks for Kids for Cincinnati Children's, either as a walker or donor, you become an active partner in all that they do.…
Tara Dale, LISW-S May is Mental Health Awareness Month which makes this the perfect time to talk about mental wellness and self-care as the COVID-19 pandemic has created the necessity of social distancing guidelines. Caregivers and students across the state…
I can’t believe its May of 2020! These are my final days as Kindervelt’s Citywide President. It has been a most rewarding two years for me serving as President, and I know Katrina will do a fantastic job as our…
Kyle Caldwell, M.Ed, LPCC Due to COVID-19 virtually all of us have experienced recent change in our lives, including our children. Much of what they know as normal has been turned upside down, and with that comes stress. Here are…
“I am not alone in my tiredness or sickness or fears, but at one with millions of others from many centuries, and it is all part of life.” -Etty Hillesum It is spring 2020. The daffodils in my yard are…
