Resilence Project: How a local program is helping kids and young adults heal from trauma
November 8, 2019Posted: 5:00 AM, Oct 18, 2019
Updated: 6:23 PM, Oct 18, 2019
By Lucy May
WCPO 9 Cincinnati
https://www.wcpo.com/news/our-community/resilence-project-how-a-local-program-is-helping-kids-and-young-adults-heal-from-trauma
BATAVIA, Ohio — When John Hicks and Maggie Center get together each week, they sometimes chat over coffee, hang out at East Fork Lake or play a game of basketball.
It’s the kind of stuff any pair of friends would do.
But Hicks and Center aren’t just friends. Center is a resilience care manager for Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services, and Hicks Read More
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