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CCMFT in the Media
3/8/09 CCMFT
participates in article distributed around
the globe “Labor Strife at home: A Touch of
Rage on the Homefront”
Recently, we had the
opportunity to contribute to an Associated
Press story focusing on anger in couples and
how that feeling arises in typical household
situations. We were responsible for the
majority of the “tips” section toward the
end of the piece. Because it appeared in
nearly 40 media outlets, it would be tedious
to place all the links here. We included
just one—The Seattle Times. However, we
would like to take the opportunity to share
with you all of the media outlets that we
were included in below. Enjoy!
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/living/2008823674_zliv06families.html
Newspapers—hardcopy
and online
Bellville
News-Democrat, Bellville, IL
Daily Comet, Lafourche
Parish, LA
Daily News,
Newburyport, MA
Daily Times, Delaware
County, PA
Delaware News Journal,
Wilmington, DE
Green Bay
Press-Gazette, Green Bay, WI
Houma Today.com, Houma,
LA
Huntsville Times,
Huntsville, AL
Independent Tribune,
Cabarrus, NC
The Journal Gazette,
Fort Wayne, IN
Marietta Daily Journal,
Marietta, GA
Montgomery Advertiser,
Montgomery, AL
Nashua Telegraph,
Nashua, NH
Newark Advocate,
Newark, Ohio
The Northwestern,
Oshkosh, WI
The Olympian, Olympia,
WA
The Pantagraph,
Bloomington, IL
Patriot Ledger, Quincy,
MA
Poughkeepsie Journal,
Poughkeepsie, NY
The Royal Gazette,
Bermuda
Savannah Morning News,
Savannah, GA
The Seattle Times,
Seattle, WA
Statesville Record &
Landmark, Statesville, NC
Sun Journal, Lewiston,
ME
The Times and Democrat,
Orangeburg, SC
Web sites/portals
AltaVista.com
AOL New Zealand
GolfSecretsNews.com
HealthHaven.com
LorainCountyMoms.com,
OH
MajesticSprings.com, TX
Marriagesavingsecrets.com
Palm Beach Ear Nose
Throat
Wellsphere (stanford.wellsphere.com)
Television
KOLO TV, Reno, NV
MSNBC, Roanoke, VA
WRAL TV, Raleigh,NC
WSLS TV, Roanoke, VA
2/09 CCMFT
announces expansion of Reduced Fees Program
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Andrea
Wilkinson Ohle 516.665.7889 x03
LOCAL COUNSELING CENTER
EXPANDS REDUCED FEE PROGRAM
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY—March 10, 2009—In an
effort to help stimulate the
economy and increase
services, today CCMFT announced that it is
expanding its reduced fee
program. For a limited
time, new clients can take advantage of a
deeply discounted introductory
rate for counseling
services at any of our three locations.
“We are
pleased to be able to offer this program
that will feature quality services
from a licensed
marriage and family therapist to folks who
are in need of help,” said CCMFT
Founder and Director
Cari L. Sans, M.A., LMFT. “We hope to reach
more people who would
like to attend
treatment but for economic reasons have been
unable to before now.”
The new
endeavor expands on the recently launched
“Couples and Families Saturdays”
program which was
introduced last Fall and featured reduced
fees for clients working with a
third-year graduate
student intern.
Counseling Corner for Marriage and Family
Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT) was founded in
March 2003 as the
Relationship Enhancement Center. Located in
Manhattan, Merrick, and
Rockville Centre, NY,
the practice is comprised of therapists
trained in systemic therapy who are
committed to helping
individuals, couples and families develop
successful relationships. For
more information, visit
www.couplesandfamilies.com.
# # #
1/09 CCMFT
appears in Hofstra Alumni Magazine
Special Edition 2008
2002
…Cari (Carlone) Sans
(M.A.) of Long Beach, NY, is the founder and
director of Counseling Corner for Marriage
and Family Therapy, P.C. She was the keynote
speaker at the New York Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy Annual Meeting …
12/08 CCMFT
announces expansion of offices to Merrick,
NY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Andrea Wilkinson Ohle
516-665-7889 x 03
COUNSELING CORNER OPENS
MERRICK OFFICE
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY— December 5, 2008—In an
effort to reach more people in need of
psychotherapy services, Counseling Corner
for Marriage and Family Therapy, P.C. has
expanded its practice to Merrick, NY. The
office marks the third location for the
firm, which also has sites in Manhattan and
Rockville Centre.
“In this time of
economic crisis, more and more folks may be
realizing the importance of therapy services
due to increased stress on relationships
with family, friends and co-workers,” said
CCMFT Founder and Director Cari L. Sans,
M.A., LMFT. “We hope that by expanding our
company we will reach more people to help
them cope with life’s challenges.”
The firm offers a
myriad of programs, including anger
management and premarital courses. In
addition, CCMFT recently launched its
Couples and Families Saturdays Program,
which offers therapy services for a reduced
fee at the Rockville Centre location.
Counseling Corner for
Marriage and Family Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT)
was founded in March 2003 as the
Relationship Enhancement Center. Located in
Manhattan, Merrick, and Rockville Centre,
NY, the practice is comprised of therapists
trained in systemic therapy who are
committed to helping individuals, couples
and families develop successful
relationships. For more information, visit
www.couplesandfamilies.com.
# # #
12/08 CCMFT joins
web portal Ezinearticles.com and places
some of the newsletters in the Relationships
section under “Enhancement.”
http://www.ezinearticles.com/?cat=Relationships:Enhancement
9/08 CCMFT
announces launch of Reduced Fee Program
LI COUNSELING CENTER
LAUNCHES NEW PROGRAM AND LOWER RATES
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Andrea Wilkinson Ohle
516-665-7889 x 03
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
COUNSELING CENTER LAUNCHES NEW PROGRAM TO
OFFER LOWER RATES
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY—
September 26, 2008—Everybody’s feeling the
economic crunch these days. To help Long
Islanders keep more greenbacks in their
wallets, Counseling Corner for Marriage and
Family Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT) of Rockville
Centre this week is launching the new
“Couples and Families Saturdays” program
designed to help ease the economic pinch.
The endeavor will offer new customers the
opportunity to receive quality counseling
services at a reduced cost on Saturdays at
the Rockville Centre location.
“One of the reasons
people seek treatment is due to financial
stress, so it makes sense that we launch
this program—especially during these
difficult economic times,” said CCMFT
Founder and Director Cari Sans. “We’re
excited to offer quality counseling services
at a reduced price so that more folks can
experience the benefits of therapy.
The new “Couples and
Families Saturdays” program will begin in
Rockville Centre with the possibility of
extending to the Manhattan location.
Counseling services are available to couples
and families only and will be led by a
third-year marriage and family therapy
graduate student intern.
Counseling Corner for
Marriage and Family Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT)
was founded in March 2003 as the
Relationship Enhancement Center. Located in
Manhattan and Rockville Centre, NY, the
practice is comprised of therapists trained
in systemic therapy who are committed to
helping individuals, couples and families
develop successful relationships. For more
information, visit
www.couplesandfamilies.com.
# # #
9/08 CCMFT
appears in Volume 3 Issue 9 of Long Island
Magazine
6/08 CCMFT
appears in NYIT Alumni Magazine
Spring 2008
 
4/08 CCMFT
appears in Iona Magazine
Spring 2008
3/08 CCMFT
announces founder and director to speak at
NYAMFT conference
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Andrea Wilkinson Ohle
516-665-7889 x 03
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
THERAPIST TO SPEAK AT STATE CONFERENCE
ROCKVILLE CENTRE,
NY—March 27, 2008—Counseling Corner for
Marriage and Family Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT)
Founder and Director Cari L. Sans, M.A.,
LMFT will be a key speaker at the New York
Association for Marriage and Family
Therapy’s annual meeting May 1—4, 2008 in
Syracuse, NY.
“I am excited to share
my knowledge of the subject matter with my
colleagues and other professionals in the
field,” said Sans. “The conference is a
tremendous opportunity for all who attend to
refresh their skills and learn something
new.”
Cari’s presentation
will focus on establishing and growing a
private practice in marriage and family
therapy, while incorporating the conference
theme of best practices. Additional
conference topics will focus around this
premise, including ethics and insurance
coverage. New York Association for Marriage
and Family Therapy is the state division of
the American Association for Marriage and
Family Therapy.
Cari is a clinical
member of the American Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) and the
Metro New York and Long Island chapters of
the organization. She is a member of the
New York State Board for Mental Health
Practitioners, and a trained Parenting
Journey© and PEACE facilitator. Cari is
currently a candidate for certification as
an AAMFT approved supervisor as well as a
credentialed alcoholism and substance abuse
counselor (CASAC). She has lectured at City
University of New York’s Hunter College
School of Education and has been featured as
a relationship expert in many local media
outlets.
Counseling Corner for
Marriage and Family Therapy, P.C. (CCMFT)
was founded in March 2003 as the
Relationship Enhancement Center. Located in
Manhattan and Rockville Centre, NY, the
practice is comprised of therapists trained
in systemic therapy who are committed to
helping individuals, couples and families
develop successful relationships. For more
information, visit
www.couplesandfamilies.com.
# # #
2/08 CCMFT
appears on BronxNet’s “Open,” a local public
access television show broadcast throughout
the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx.
http://www.bronxnet.org/
1/08 CCMFT
appears in Long Island Press
Long
Island Press
January 3—January 8, 2008
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