Media

Move Forward Counseling contributes to media publications, panels, conferences, articles, blogs and event presentations throughout the year in Pennsylvania.

Articles


Media Interviews

Television News Articles

Podcasts

  • Apple Podcasts: Episode 16 – Introducing The Bridge Project in PA: Online Mental Health Services for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness titled “I Will Be Your Voice” 
    • The Podcast features Valerie McNicholl, LCSW and Chief Operating Officer at Move Forward Counseling.
    • In partnership with Move Forward Counseling and eLuma, The Bridge Project in PA facilitates FREE access to mental health services for PA children and youth experiencing homelessness. Learn the benefits of teletherapy; how schools, students, and families access services; how the program is addressing technological challenges; and the impact of mental health on academic achievement.
    • The Podcast also tackles broader challenges school districts face, such as absenteeism and behavioral needs, and how virtual mental health support can enhance traditional in-person approaches. Discover the critical role of parents/guardians in the teletherapy process and the collaborative efforts between schools and teletherapy providers.
    • Finally, the podcast emphasizes the importance of student engagement and self-advocacy and highlight the seamless referral processes of The Bridge Project in PA and the ongoing mission to extend support to all students in need. The Bridge Project in PA is part of Pennsylvania’s American Rescue Plan Homeless Children and Youth (ARP-HCY) Program and is available for a limited time.

  • The Mental Health Entrepreneur: Episode 43: Supporting the ALICE Community
    •  Rachel Harrison interviews Alison Pidgeon, CEO of Move Forward Counseling, who dives into the challenges faced by the ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed individuals) population. Despite being employed and insured, these individuals often struggle to afford therapy.  Learn how MFC is trying to support programs to help serve the ALICE population in mental health.