ReBounce

Season 3, Episode 42

Join us to meet Henry Deschanes, who grew up in the foster care system and has learned the importance of anger management and "dancing in the storm" when things get tough.

Season 3, Episode 41

Anne English and Maxanne Wordell, both involved in Kind Hearts for Kids, Inc., share how important foster care is for children and teens displaced from their homes.

Season 3, Episode 40

In this uplifting story, you'll hear how Marita and Paul Terranova adopted their son, Noah, and traveled to Cambodia to meet him at seven-months-old.

Season 3, Episode 39

Tune in to this delightful episode to learn how Susan Fernald, an only child, met her biological mother and soon became a member of a large, welcoming family!

Episode 38

Learn how Nantucket Island residents joined together to create its first overnight shelter for homeless individuals.

Episode 36

You might recall from ReBounce Episode #5, that Gary Sturgis took a leave from his job to serve as caretaker for his husband, who had been diagnosed with Stage IV skin cancer. Within three weeks, Gary lost his job and his husband died. Join us to learn how Gary recognized a need in the community and turned his life around with an entirely different career.

Episode 35

For the new theme, Stepping Up to Meet a Need in the Community, join us to meet Jimmy Sutman, an Ohio resident, who began his career as a journalist, until he noticed the vast void for adults with disabilities. With a new vision, Jimmy dedicated his life to providing choices, a multitude of learning and recreational activities and many more opportunities for the underserved population. 

Episode 34

In recognition of March as International Women's Month, Liza Mordkovich, a clinical social worker with a private practice in Brooklyn, NY, joins ReBounce to discuss Postpartum Depression and Anxiety. Listeners will learn about the statistics, symptoms, challenges and the available treatments - for both the birth mother and her partner.

Episode #33

Michele Lee lost her father to suicide when she was 14 years old. Nearly 20 years later, she is the Program Manager of the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Suicide Prevention Foundation, and in this episode of the Mental Health theme, Michele shares what she's learned about suiicide: the symptoms, myths, language etiquette and more.