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Live a healthier, more fulfilling life this year!
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Reduce Your Personal Stress - Cope More Effectively with Your Hectic Life Through Mindfulness (January 19)
Location: Concord Counseling Services 700 Brooksedge Blvd. Westerville, OH
Time: Thursday evening 6:30 pm- 8:00 pm. (note- series length varies)
Cost: First session of each class- NO CHARGE
Following Sessions $10 each
Discount for purchase of classes by series
Contact: To register for the first class in each series, Click Here
Join us for the "Concord Sip," a wine tasting on March 22 from 7-9 pm at Vino Meza 48 N State St. in Westerville. A limited number of tickets are available at $25 per person. In addition, raffle tickets to win a color Nook, a private wine-tasting, and an evening of theater at Otterbein University are for sale at $10 each. Winners need not be present to win. Thanks to sponsors- Old Bag of Nails Westerville, Pasquales Pizza and Pasta House, and Chocolaterie Stam,. . all funds raised will help more of our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and family members live a more fulfilling, healthier life.
Contact development@concordcounseling.org for more information or to purchase tickets.
Shine the Light NIGHT golf outing will be held on June 8 at Little Turtle Golf Club. Volunteers will be needed to recruit sponsors so that all funds raised can be used to help more of our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and family members live a healthier, more fulfilling life. Watch this spot for more information!
Concord Medical Director, Mike Unger, suggests some lifestyle changes for the new year. /sites/default/files/astrongerbodymakesastrongermind.pdf
and Yourself and Yourself and Yourself Contact: To register for the first class in each series, call (614) 882-9338 ext 0
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He'Art of Concord
Thanks to sponsors- Gallery 202 Partners in Art, Inc, a 501.c3 community arts organization, Blick Art Materials, FastSigns of Westerville, Haley Gallery in New Albany, and Suburban News' Westerville News & Opinion, more than 100 guests enjoyed viewing and purchasing original art designed by Concord artists and friends at the November 3rd He'Art of Concord.
Guests were also treated to delicious food from bd's Mongolian Grill.
Local artists: Todd Buschur, Fred Burgess, Laurie Clements, Jose Diaz, Shannon Godby, Robin Gumm, Randy Jones, Renee Keesler, Trish Kronk, Renee Kropat, June McFarland, Clemente Mimin, Kathryn Smithson, Maria Tacon, Jean Weissman. Trish Weeks, Ian Webb, Ann B. Wildman, and Joel Witt displayed digital and water color prints, acrylic and oil paintings, pen and ink drawings, pottery, greeting cards, jewelry, custom doll houses, and fabric art.
Shoppers looking to buy fabric art from Jean Weissman
An evolving display of triangles expressing "what mental health (or not) means to me" created by clients, staff, volunteers, friends, and guests
Janet Tressler-Davis, president of the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce makes a triangle to add to the growing display g g gg
Local artist Kathryn Smithson shows off a print to Concord board member Latrice Holmes
Founded in 1972, Concord is celebrating its 40th anniversary!
Our new building will reduce our facility costs so more funds go to helping people!
American Legion, Young Budd , Post 171 donated a flag to Concord's new home.
Westerville Mayor, Kathy Cocuzzi, helps Concord "cut the ribbon" on our new building
Cutting the ribbon - Emma, Wanda, Cindy, Janet, Kathy
Concord staff helped answer phones for 10TV Mental Health Call In Night
August 25 Open House celebrates our founding in 1972
Celebrating Concord's 40th anniversary "70's" style
Our thanks to COSTCO, Wild Birds Unlimited, Cook's Balloonery, Charity Walker, Audacious Boutique, Matt the Miller's Tavern, and Tucci's for donating food and auction prizes. Two Uptown Westerville shops- A Gal Named Cinda Lou and My Cousin's Closet helped make the evening even more fun by loaning 70's decor.
Concord Board Member, Emma Yanok; Concord Executive Director, Connie Emerson and Concord Human Resource Director, Tamara Porter
40th Anniversary Honorary co-chairs - Emma Yanok, Janet Tressler-Davis, Kathy Cocuzzi, Wanda Wells
Janetta shows off the 70's bag she won as a raffle prize
Concord staff celebrates in 70's style
40 Years of Results
It's important to us to do a good job for our clients and our community. We consistently survey clients, stakeholders and community partners to measure the effectiveness of every service we offer and we report statistical outcomes for every program to our funders. Here are the results of these recent, independent surveys.
