On Wednesday, May 16, the U.S. House of Representatives took us a giant step backward. In a 222 to 205 vote, the House approved a measure that excludes LGBT persons, along with other underserved communities of immigrants and indigenous peoples, from the reauthorization of Violence Against Women Act.
> Featured, May 2012, MCC Blog
Montrose Counseling Center applauds President Barack Obama for his historic announcement today that he personally supports marriage equality for same-sex couples. According to MCC Executive Director, Ann J. Robison, PhD, “Of particular importance was that the president used the word ‘marriage’ in his support of LGBT equality.”
> Featured, May 2012, MCC Blog
You don’t have to squint to see the newest member of the MCC family.
> Featured, May 2012, MCC Blog
This year HATCH celebrates 25 years of providing a safe, affirming place for GLBT and Questioning youth. Join the celebration by attending the 20th Annual HATCH Prom: Year of the Dragon Ball on June 8th. More…
> April 2012, Featured, MCC Blog
Did you know that April 15th – 21st is National Volunteer Appreciation Week?
We truly do have some of the most amazing volunteers. Volunteers are an important part of the Montrose Counseling Center family.
> April 2012, Featured, MCC Blog
Montrose Counseling Center’s Anti-Violence program is the benchmark provider of GLBT-affirming services for victims/survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and hate crimes, and because April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we want to draw a parallel between the first two – sexual assault and domestic violence – with that of human trafficking.
> April 2012, Featured, MCC Blog
When you walk into the elevator lobby on the ground floor, you may see a new decal on our window. Montrose Counseling Center is a proud participant in the Aaron’s Angels Safe Shelter program.
> April 2012, Featured, MCC Blog
There is a current trend for Community Health Facilities to become Tobacco-Free campuses, and Montrose Counseling Center is excited to become one as part of its ongoing commitment to overall wellness. As of June 1, smoking and all other tobacco products will be prohibited on the entire campus of MCC.
Over the course of the next several months, look for more information and details about our Tobacco-Free Campus.
> Featured, March 2012, MCC Blog
