Posted August 14, 2026
Working through trauma takes time, and the healing process is not linear. However, some people can go years without acknowledging their trauma or what happened to them.
At 38, Stacy began to realize what had happened to her as a child. After ending her abusive marriage, she decided to open up to a trusted family member about her experiences.
“[I] told a family member all that had happened to me growing up at age three with my brother... and she believed me.” Stacy said.
Before coming to Catholic Charities, Stacy had participated in other groups and organizations to help her... read more
Posted August 10, 2026
For more than 50 years, the Pathways Peer Support Program (Pathways) has been a staple in Ashland County, providing a welcoming space for individuals seeking connection, support, and tools to navigate life’s challenges.
Pathways provides recovery-oriented... read more
Posted July 17, 2026
Growing up in a family with a history of addiction, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings were a normal part of life for Amber. Even with that exposure, she still faced her own battle with sobriety.
During... read more
Posted July 15, 2026
Growing up in a home without emotional comfort, where he constantly felt like he had to walk on eggshells, shaped Jimmy's childhood in ways that eventually led him to drugs and alcohol.
“I didn’t... read more
Posted May 26, 2026
As a mom of three and proud grandma of 15, Sharon Carter wasn’t ready for a quiet, empty nest. Instead, she chose to fill her home—and her heart—by giving back to her community through foster... read more