In this episode, we begin the discussion of how sports athletic participation is impacting local and global communities. We review how there’s been an increase on the need for youth to specialize in one sport in order to continue their career. This myopic view has significantly impacted general use participation here in Sonoma County. We also discuss how adult behavior in youth sports is negatively impacting the experience for young athletes.   Featured in this podcast: Dr. Erica Joeverley Bosque, Ed.D, LCSW Troy Stevenson, education and career counselor , Former JC basketball coach and current youth Basketball coach. Veronica Bosque, Program Director at Keystone Therapy and Training Services, Masters in sport management, former HS and College Basketball referee  

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Key To The Bridge podcast! In this episode, your host Erica Bosque engages in a deeply meaningful conversation with Rebekah Wheeler, a nurse midwife and birth trauma expert, to explore the uncharted territory of postpartum childbirth and the profound transformations that women undergo, both physically and mentally, before, during, and after the birthing process. In this episode, we create a safe space for parents to navigate through these transformative life changes, offering understanding, empathy, and a sense of community. Whether you're a new parent or on the verge of becoming one, this podcast will provide you with valuable insights and support, reminding you that you're not alone on this beautiful, challenging journey. Featuring: Dr. Erica Bosque, Ed.D, LCSW, PPSC and Founder of Keystone Therapy and Training Services and Rebekah Wheeler Nurse, Midwife and Birth Trauma expert.

 In this episode Erica Bosque and Larkin O'Leary from @commongroundsociety discuss Universal Design for Learning (UDL), a teaching approach that works to accommodate the needs and abilities of all learners and eliminates unnecessary hurdles in the learning process.  Larkin brings her experience as a teacher and parent of a non-speaking son to the conversation.  Featuring: Dr. Erica Bosque, Ed.D, LCSW, PPSC and Founder of Keystone Therapy and Training Services and Larkin O'Leary, COO/CO-Founder Common Ground Society www.keystone.love  commongroundsociety.org

In this episode, Erica, Natasha, and Tré discuss parenting in the world we live in today.  Coming from very different backgrounds and cultures, they discuss how their upbringing has contributed to how they parent their children, and how the importance of community and resources can really affect the parenting experience. Along with the usual trials and tribulations of parenting, the covid pandemic has shifted the growth of the children and parents alike.  Navigating through these times has proven to be challenging and is something we haven’t experienced before.  This is a very intriguing discussion so click the play button and listen in. Featuring: Dr. Erica Bosque, Ed.D, LCSW, PPSC Natasha Okhuoya, MSW, PPSC Tré Vasquez, educator/parent

Keystone Therapy and Training Services in Santa Rosa presents Key To The Bridge podcast episode 4: It Takes a Village.  This episode features Keystone providers Erica Bosque and Natasha Okhuoya discussing parenting support and Natasha's point of view from living in different countries and how the support for parents and families differs from the USA.

In this this episode of Key To The Bridge, Erica Bosque, Veronica Bosque, and Mishale Ballinger discuss co-regulation and self-regulation and how certain situations and activities differ in the ways regulation is handled and what is acceptable.  They dive into the neuroscience of how infants need co-regulation early on in life in order to be able to self-regulate as a teen and into adulthood.     Podcast host:  Erica Bosque, Founder of Keystone Therapy and Training Services and Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) #81547 Podcast guests: Veronica Bosque, Operations Director at Keystone Therapy and Training Services  Mishale Ballinger, Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC) #8007

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Key To The Bridge Podcast from your friends at Keystone Therapy and Training Services in Santa Rosa, CA. This episode is about self-love. February is often known for being a month dedicated to love. That doesn't just mean Valentine's Day and romantic relationships but instead it can also be a month for self-love and self-care, working on your  relationships with family and friends, and loving others.      This episode features Erica Bosque, Licensed Clinical Social Worker #81547 and Keystone Owner, Megan Schweitz, Associate Clinical Social Worker #94954, and Joseph Hancock, Associate Clinical Social Worker #108661   www.Keystone.love    

In this first episode Erica Bosque sits down with her sisters Veronica and Alexica to share their origins stories, their mother's mental illness, the super group known as "The Terrific Trifecta" and to shed some light on why Erica created Keystone Therapy & Training Services.