Dear Patrick and Randy:

Thank you so very much for all you did to teach our Transition Students during these past two weeks. This is a very fast paced program, and many of our students have significant challenge in addition to their vision impairment.

You both brought a wealth of information with you, and I think they all learned significantly, and will benefit in the years ahead from the topics you presented.

I can honestly say I’ve worked for the Rehab Center for a number of years on and off, but don’t recall a time when our Life Skills program fell into place so nicely, and you two so very greatly attributed to that success this summer.

I know you both went above and beyond what you would normally do, and you took us on without hesitation.

Hopefully, next summer we’ll be better equipped to take the ball and run with it, and you showed us the direction to head in!

My deepest appreciation to you both. And you are more than welcome back anytime, however I’m quite sure you have plenty of real work to do day to day.

We will most definitely be sending some clients your way with the return of our fall adult students. I’m so glad we’ve had an opportunity to get to know one another, and I look forward to working with you in all of our futures.

Thanks again. God Bless.

Sincerely,
Susan Denissen
Health Education Specialist

Letter by Delegate Joseph Morrissey on behalf of National Counseling Group

Thank You letters from the County of Henrico

Thank You letter from The Langley High School Ethics Forum Committee

Thank You letter from Jo Anne Renton, Chair of Child Protection Partnership

On December 10th, 2009, the National Counseling Group's Newport News office, led by Tina Washington, Site Director, and Holly Duggan, Regional Site Director, received a certificate of appreciation from Six House, Inc for contributions and support. The Six House is a non-profit faith based community outreach organization that offers programs and services for youth and adults, and was created to help people of all ages gain the knowledge and skills necessary to produce a better quality of living for themselves, their families, and their community.

On December 12th, 2008, Virginia State Delegate Steve Shannon presented National Counseling Group with a Virginia House of Delegates Commendation for receiving the annual Gay Bowers Memorial Award. The Gay Bowers Organization is involved in community improvement efforts such as collecting toys to give to children in need, and NCG has always been a supporter of their efforts.

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Letter from Brain Injury Services, inc.

DooDahDay letter