Marriage Counselor
Glyndora Condon, MS, MFT, NCC, LPC, CCTH, CCTP
Glyndora Condon
In 37312 - Nearby to Chattanooga.
Relational issues require accurate thought and emotional congruence, social and communication skills, and the observance of boundaries. Let's walk together-maximizing relations, parenting, marriages, and etc...minimizing stress. A&D, anger, DV, also are helped!
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Located in the southeast corner of the state, Chattanooga, TN has a lot to offer families looking for both education and entertainment. Teenagers, especially, are intrigued by the historical displays at the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, which straddles the Tennessee-Georgia border. The oldest national military park in the U.S., it commemorates two 1863 Civil War battles that occurred on or near the site. Exhibits include a prewar farmhouse and Orchard Knob, Gen. Grant's headquarters during the Battle of Chattanooga.1 Children and teenagers alike enjoy visiting Raccoon Mountain Caverns, an underground cave featuring stunning rock formations. Raccoon Mountain is located just four miles west of Chattanooga. The Tennessee Aquarium is another popular family attraction. Displayed at the aquarium are about 12,000 animals depicted in their native habitats.
Marriage and Family Mental Health in Chattanooga
First Things First is a Chattanooga non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening families through education. The agency offers a number of parenting courses specifically for fathers. Their Courageous Fathers class helps dads navigate the difficulties of parenting in today's world. Group participants learn how to strengthen their connections with their children and improve family relationships. There is also a class for brand new fathers called Boot Camp for New Dads. In this class, participants learn the basics of child development, how to care for their newborn baby, and ways to support moms in the weeks and months after birth. Additional information is available by calling First Things First at 423-267-5383.2
The Youth Mentoring Program at Breakaway Outreach provides supportive services to Chattanooga youth who live in poverty, lack strong parental influences, or who have made poor life choices. Mentors help children build character, confidence, and self-esteem through recreational and social activities. Mentors also lend a compassionate ear when kids need a loving, caring adult to talk to. To learn how to join the program, call 423-933-6986.3
Men and women whose spouse has passed away can seek loving support at First-Centenary United Methodist Church. The church offers a group called Forward, which facilitates healing through education, peer guidance, and emotional support. The group lasts for eight weeks and is offered several times a year. For further details about this free group, call 423-756-2021.4
Family Services and Assistance Programs
The Chattanooga Department of Youth and Family Development is dedicated to improving the quality of life of the city's residents through educational, recreational, and social service programs. Families in danger of losing their homes or who are unable to pay for rent, utilities, or food can receive emergency assistance. The city's recreation programs bring children together to stay physically fit, enjoy positive interactions with peers, and learn valuable leadership and teamwork skills. The city also oversees a youth development program that fosters character development, multicultural awareness, and personal growth. To inquire about these programs, call 423-643-6400.5
References
1. National Park Service. (2017). Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. Retrieved from http://www.nps.gov/chch/index.htm2. First Things First. (2017). Classes on Fathering. Retrieved from http://firstthings.org/fathering/classes/
3. Breakaway Outreach. (2017). Youth Mentoring. Retrieved from http://www.breakawayoutreach.com/portfolio/chattanooga-mentor-youth-program/
4. First-Centenary United Methodist Church. (2017). Forward. Retrieved from http://www.firstcentenary.com/singles
5. City of Chattanooga. (2017). Department of Youth and Family Development. Retrieved from http://www.chattanooga.gov/youthandfamily
Chattanooga is located in Hamilton County, Tennessee. It has a land area of 143.07 square miles and a water area of 7.69 square miles. The population of Chattanooga is 176,588 people with 70,228 households and a median annual income of $40,177. .
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Mental health treatment and therapy in Chattanooga is sometimes a struggle to afford for families and individuals without proper insurance coverage. Finances for many in Chattanooga are not able to cover long term weekly counseling sessions without a budgetary plan in place. The good news is that therapists are often willing to work with you if accessibility is an issue. Low cost therapy and sliding scales are just some of the options that therapists can offer. Insurance may cover your sessions as well. Talk to your counselor to learn more. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Chattanooga public health department.