A Year Later: George Floyd, Police, and a New Way of Being By Habeebah R. Grimes, Chief Executive Officer “I feel our nation’s turning away from love…moving into a wilderness of spirit so intense we may never find our way home again. I write of love to bear witness both to the danger in this
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Changing the Mental Health Narrative for Kids OUR KIDS’ MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS MANIFEST IN WAYS THAT MANY PEOPLE IN OUR SOCIETY SEE SIMPLY AS DELINQUENCY, CONDUCT PROBLEMS, OR “BEHAVIORAL” By Habeebah R. Grimes, Chief Executive Officer For many people, the idea of mental health care evokes images of an adult or child sitting in
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Six Tips to Getting the Most out of Your Child’s Routines WHILE YOUR CHILD’S ROUTINES CAN BE VERY HELPFUL, IMPLEMENTING THEM SUCCESSFULLY TAKES TIME, PATIENCE AND A LITTLE KNOW-HOW. Contributed by PEP family support specialists, Lasondra Burks and Kim Perry Why Your Child’s Routines are Important We humans like routines. They create a structure to
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OhioRISE Opinion Piece Featured in Cleveland.com Today, Cleveland.com published an OhioRISE opinion piece by PEP Chief Executive Officer, Habeebah R. Grimes. The op-ed, “OhioRISE Means Hope for Ohio’s Most Vulnerable Children,” was written in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and highlights the story of a child served by PEP Connections and the positive impact
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