Caring with Miracle Hands Home Care

Hi Ladies I'm looking for cna/pca to hire in Cedartown, Rome, Rockmart Must have excellent work history Background check Drug screening... Experience Please contact Anita Humphrey Tuesday through Friday between 1030am and 1pm to schedule an interview @ 770-485-8745.

HOSTED BY: Rebekah Middlebrooks , Senior Advocate and owner of Caring with Miracle Hands Home Care SPECIAL GUEST: Cheryl A. Francis, LPC, CPCS, MAC, Licensed Professional Counselor/Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor, is the owner of The Heart Matters Wellness Services LLC, a full service counseling agency... The Heart Matters, she offers compassionate therapeutic services to individuals and families desiring to live emotionally healthy and well-balanced lives. She is holistic and focuses on progressive treatments utilizing effective techniques to help clients manage emotions related to anxiety, trauma, and substance use. Cheryl provides life coaching on major decisions to assist individuals in managing life’s daily stressors. She helps move clients forward in their personal and professional goals by identifying and removing the barriers keeping them from achieving their goals. Cheryl is Trauma Focused-CBT trained and works primarily from a CBT approach. She is certified as a Mental Health First Aid-Youth and Adult trainer and regularly provides seminars and training to the community on various mental health issues. Cheryl provides continuing education seminars and workshops, supervision, wellness retreats, resources and guidance to professionals in the Metro Atlanta area. Cheryl also facilitates a monthly wellness group for those in the healing and helping profession where she offers an accountable kindred spirit to peers and colleagues in practicing their calling, doing what they love, and encouraging them to be intentional about daily self-care. She has partnered with the Georgia Center for Child Advocacy to train individuals in the prevention of childhood sexual abuse. Visit heart matters wellnes.com for more information about Cheryl and her work.

Your cloth face covering should: Reach above the nose, below the chin, and completely cover the mouth and nostrils Fit snugly against the sides of the face... Be made of multiple layers of fabric that you can still breathe through Be able to be laundered and machine dried without damaging the material or shape Do not buy surgical masks to use as a face covering. Those are intended for healthcare workers and first responders. Many items you may already have in your home can be used to create face coverings. Try creating a cloth face covering using bandanas, ski masks, washable napkins, or dish towels.