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EPISODE · Jun 2, 2024 · 1H 57M

Father Daughter Relationships & Federation of Families

from Monica May's Point Of View

In the first hour, we spoke with Jonathan Gustave of No Limit Counseling. No Limit Counseling is an organization created to promote mental health wellness and awareness through advocacy and services. Jonathan Gustave is a licensed psychotherapist and began the discussion by talking about the importance of a father and daughter relationship. He explains that a lot of his “firsts” were experienced through his children. Going the extra mile and allowing a child to feel cared for through nuclear family relationships, avoid the negatives that come from the lack, such as the craving of affection and seeking validation. Find the link for their Facebook Page below for event information and counseling inquiries. https://www.facebook.com/NoLimithealthandeducation/ In the second half, we spoke with Muriel Banks, the Executive Director of the Federation of Families. With a high-functioning son, she understands the need for assistance through respite care. The Federation of Families is a nonprofit organization that provides support, education, and advocacy to parents and caregivers of children experiencing an emotional, behavioral, mental health need or substance use across a lifespan. Respite Care is based on the needs of a parent and the Federation services parents of children ages 3-12. The Federation is unique by hiring caregivers and parents who have lived experience navigating the System of Care. Muriel is extremely passionate and plans to continue serving in this capacity. For more information, call 407 929-3133 or visit their website https://www.ffcflinc.org/

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