Life, Love & Autism | Family Guidance & Therapy Center

Staff Spotlight: Meg Kiperts

by Jenny Palmiotto | Apr 12, 2019 | Therapists, Things to Know | 0 Comments

My work with clients is only unique because of who I am, the experiences I’ve been through, and the things I have learned. I personally value wisdom, but it is not something easily transferred between people; the receiver has to be in the right place.

Live Event: Practicing Self-Compassion

by Amber Hasbun | Mar 19, 2019 | Events, Parenting | 0 Comments

Think about the last time you made a mistake. For many, this isn’t a comfortable thing to do. For many, making a mistake is accompanied by self-judgement. A critical voice in our head that calls us names and berates us for our failings. When we make mistakes, fall, or...

Staff Spotlight: Alicia Fong

by Jenny Palmiotto | Mar 15, 2019 | Therapists, Things to Know | 0 Comments

My work as a therapist challenges me to be a pro in taking care of myself and be authentic by “walking my talk”. At the end of the day, it is very rewarding seeing the lives of my clients and my own grow side by side.

Love & Autism Events are Happening Now!

by Jenny Palmiotto | Feb 27, 2019 | Events | 1 Comment

Join us for a Talk on Neurodiversity By Jenny Palmiotto We, at the Family Guidance and Therapy Center, love Love & Autism! We love it so much that we want to bring it to you year round! For those of you who were torn between two of our breakout sessions, only able...

Staff Spotlight: Arianna Farinelli

by Jenny Palmiotto | Feb 22, 2019 | Jenny Palmiotto | 0 Comments

Real People…Creating Real Change Meet Arianna Farinelli! Arianna is a marriage and family therapist associate who has been a part of the Family Guidance and Therapy team for 3 months. She believes one of the most powerful tools for healing is providing a safe space to...

Still the One: My RDI Love Story

by Jenny Palmiotto | Feb 15, 2019 | Jenny Palmiotto, RDI | 0 Comments

Still the One: My RDI Love Story By Jenny Palmiotto, Psy.D. February has many of us thinking about love. You know that feeling when you discover you are in love? That intense energy, the preoccupied mind, the need to web your heart’s desire into every conversation....

Raising Neurodiverse Children to Live Lives of Purpose

by Jenny Palmiotto | Feb 4, 2019 | Autism, Jenny Palmiotto, Parenting | 0 Comments

None of that mastery criterion, none of the counting, none of the reporting matters. Skills + Reduction of Symptom DOES NOT EQUAL purposeful living; now, or in your child’s future.

Working From A Place of Purpose

by Jenny Palmiotto | Jan 24, 2019 | Growth, Jenny Palmiotto, Living with Purpose | 0 Comments

I am passionate about my work, because I know I am working from a place of purpose. I am one of those people that loves my job. I am fundamentally fulfilled by my work. But, this was not always the case and I paid for it with physical and mental unhappiness.