The Coeur Group

03/11/2026

🚨ACTION ALERT: tell DHHS that Nebraskans say NO to eliminating Medicaid retroactive coverage. Submit your comment by March 26 at 🔗neappl.es/retro

The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) announced in February that it plans to seek federal approval to eliminate retroactive coverage for all Medicaid enrollees, which protects low-income Nebraskans from crippling medical debt and ensures that hospitals can keep their doors open.

Medicaid retroactive coverage covers health care bills for low-income Medicaid enrollees for a certain time prior to their month of application if they would have been eligible for Medicaid at the time. This coverage is especially critical for those facing health crises.

DHHS is proposing to eliminate this critical coverage for everyone, including NICU babies, children, those with disabilities, those who are pregnant, seniors, nursing home residents, parents, and other adults.

This would not only hurt our families and neighbors – it would deliver another devastating blow to our health system in Nebraska, which is already going to see over 50,000 more uninsured patients and receive $4 billion less in federal funding due to the health care cuts passed in Congress’ “One Big Beautiful Bill,” also known as H.R.1, last summer.

02/07/2026

01/22/2026

This is such a difficult situation. Our hearts ache for family, friends and her clients.

We are heartbroken by the tragic loss of a licensed mental health counselor who was killed this week in a violent incident at her place of work in Winter Park, Florida. A current client was also injured and is expected to survive.

Although she was not an FCA member, this loss
impacts our entire counseling community. It is a painful reminder of both the vulnerability inherent in our profession and the courage it takes to show up daily for others in their most difficult moments.

We extend our deepest condolences to her family, loved ones, clients, and colleagues, and we hold in our thoughts all those affected by this senseless act of violence.

During this time, we encourage counselors to lean on one another and to seek support as needed. Taking care of ourselves and each other is essential. FCA remains committed to supporting clinician well-being and safety, and we will share resources on workplace safety, risk assessment, and self-care in the coming days.

May we honor her life and service through compassion, unity, and continued care for our professional community.

01/20/2026

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While most clinical training focuses on grandiose, overt narcissism, research shows that covert narcissism is equally prevalent and far more likely to be misdiagnosed.

01/15/2026

01/01/2026

From all of us, may this year bring bright new beginnings.

12/31/2025

May you all have a Happy and safe New Years! Happy 50 years of sobriety to Sir Anthony Hopkins

12/26/2025

Well everyone gets a review!!!! Have a great weekend. Travel safe.

12/24/2025

Very good message this holiday season

Christmas parties can feel overwhelming, especially when alcohol is everywhere and the expectation is to stay, drink, and push through.

Here’s something worth remembering.
You’re allowed to have an exit strategy.

That might mean driving yourself so you can leave when you want.
It might mean showing up early and heading off before things change tone.
It might mean stepping outside for air or leaving without a big goodbye.

You don’t owe anyone an explanation.
You don’t need a reason that sounds good enough.

Leaving early isn’t a failure.
It’s information.

It’s you paying attention to your energy, your boundaries, and what you need in that moment.

Sobriety doesn’t require endurance.
It requires honesty.

So if things start to feel overwhelming, trust yourself enough to leave.
Protecting your clarity is always a good decision.

11/22/2025

11/11/2025

Thank you to all who have served our country, family and friends through all branches of service. And a special thank you to our own Dr Schwer for his service in the US Navy.

11/07/2025

Hmm maybe light therapy wasn’t the best idea… actually it really is a good idea for this time of year.