Marcy Berg

Marcy Berg

Marcy Berg has been writing and editing newsletters for non-profit agencies since 1999. She began freelance writing in 2010, publishing online content with a focus on disabilities and foster care. Berg, a mental health therapist, specializes in working with at-risk adolescents. She has a Master of Science in rehabilitation counseling from Western Oregon University. Berg is currently writing a book on dysfunctional families.
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  • Technicolor Autumn
    An exploration of the Technicolor sights and smells of autumn.
  • The Calm After the Storm
    A woman struggles to shake off the choices of her past and finds herself in the calm of the storm.
  • Turning 9/11 Fear into Peace
    While 9/11 most directly affected people on the east coast, the fear and panic spread rapidly to the west coast. In Oregon, one woman turns the fear of 9/11 into peace.
  • Oregon 18th in Child Health and Well-being
    The Annie E. Casey Foundation released the 2011 Kids Count Data book which ranked Oregon number 18 in overall child health and well-being. More children in Oregon live in poverty than in recent years.
  • Fall Begins the Hobby Season
    A grandmother and aunt teach a young girl to sew which begins a journey into creating clothing and tote bags from recycled materials.
  • GERD Diet Reduces Acid Reflux and Heartburn Symptoms
    GERD affects millions of people in the United States. Symptoms, including acid reflux and heartburn can be reduced with easy changes to diet and lifestyle.
  • Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Baseball Franchise Host the 2011 Patriot Weekend
    The Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, an affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, will host their annual Patriot Weekend July 1-3, 2011 with concerts, military ceremonies, fireworks and, of course, Volcanoes' basebal
  • Sunflowers at Hopewell
    Sunflowers blooming near Hopewell, Oregon. Hopewell is an unincorporated community approximately 15 miles from Salem, Oregon, the state capitol.
  • Wings of Wonder Butterfly Farm
    Photos from Oregon's largest exhibit of native and exotic butterflies. Wings of Wonder is located in Independence, Oregon.
  • Baked Potato Bar for Dinner
    Dinner doesn't have to be hard. It can be quick and easy. A baked potato bar can give also give your finicky eater more control over their food!
  • Amazing Feats with Leftover Rice: Quick and Easy Recipes
    Here are three quick and easy recipes using leftover rice. Learn how to save time and money while eating healthy.
  • What is Grave's Disease?
    Grave's Disease is an autoimmune disorder which affects nearly 10 million people in the United States each year. Women under the age of 40 are more likely to be at risk.
  • 5 Travel Rules that Beg to Be Broken
    Traveling, whether it is a simple day trip or an extended vacation is an opportunity for a great adventure. A little "thinking outside the box" can result is experiences that you never imagined!
  • 5 Secrets to Manage Stress at Work
    Learn five methods to keep stress to a minimum when working in a high stress environment.
  • Silver Creek Falls: A National Treasure in Oregon
    Silver Creek Falls State Park located near Silverton, Oregon is home to ten waterfalls. The park offers opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, swimming, camping and picknicking. The park is also home to Silver Creek Falls Conference Center.
  • 3 Steps to Dining Out Gluten Free
    Adhering to a gluten-free diet can be challenging. Eating out can be difficult for people with wheat allergies, gluten intolerances and Celiac Disease. Learn how to order right and stay healthy.
  • Gluten-Free Strawberry Recipes
    Everybody loves strawberry shortcake. Enjoy these gluten-free strawberry shortcake recipes.
  • Summer Harvest Peach Recipes
    Peaches are at their peak in July and August. Here are some delicious peach recipes just in time for the summer harvest.
  • 5 Travel Rules that Beg to Be Broken
    Travel for any reason other than business should be an adventure. Be willing to break traditional travel rules go and allow yourself to explore the world.
  • A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village Provides Family Fun
    A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village provides hands-on learning and is a great field trip for home school families.
  • The Power of Connection
    We are so busy in this world that we have lost connection with others. When we connect with other people, when we pause to really listen, we grow.
  • Haiku: Purple Orbs
    The challenge to write a haiku about the color purple instantly brought to mind images grapes ripening on the vine in the vineyards scattered throughout the Willamette Valley.
  • The Power of Creativity
    Learning how to survive in adverse situations is a skill. Finding the creativity to thrive in adverse situations is a gift.
  • Three Secrets to Living a Full Life with Lupus
    Living with Lupus can be difficult. Lupus is a chronic, autoimmune disease characterized by flares and remissions of symptoms which include fatigue, headaches, pain, a butterfly-shaped rash, photosensitivity, hair loss and mouth or nose ulcers.
  • Five Tips for Better Case Management
    Counselors manage high caseloads and a wide variety of client needs. Developing a system for managing case loads will go a long way towards supporting the social worker or counselor in meeting their goals and in meeting the needs of their customers.
  • 4 Steps to Help Teens Land a Summer Job with No Work Experience
    Getting a job with no paid work experience and few job skills can be difficult for most teens. Job skills can be gained by participating in hobbies, sports, and volunteering.
  • The Moment
    The moment a person falls in love with another is a powerful moment that can take the breath away.
  • The Worst Household Chores Ever
    Household chores, we hate doing them and we love them when they are done. Washing dishes, mopping floors, scrubbing the toilet, and washing laundry all make the list of the worst household chores.
  • Non-Profit Youth Organizations in Yamhill County, Oregon
    A review of non-profit organizations providing health care, foster care, advocacy, and counseling services to youth in Yamhill County.
  • Farmer's Market Kicks-off 2010 Season in McMinnville, Oregon
    McMinnville Farmer's Market launches its 2010 season with a wide array of organic produce, baked goods, arts and crafts, and live music. Farmer's markets offer fresh local produce, live music, and unique artwork created by local artists.

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