NFSB Blog

Meet the Counselors: Selena Horton, LSW

Prior to joining Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) in 2024, Selena Horton, LSW had enjoyed a successful career as a mental health counselor for more than 15 years. However, Selena...

NFSB’s CAB Hosting Series of Events to Bring the Community Together

The Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) Community Advisory Board was created in early 2024 to organize free events and activities that bring the community together. The Community Advisory Board is...

Meet the Team: Cheryl Taylor, Case Management Coordinator

Cheryl Taylor, Case Management Coordinator at Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB), can help clients and local residents make sure diverse needs are met through coordination of services, education...

Meet the Clinicians: Irene Garcia, LCSW

Irene Garcia, LCSW is a foodie at heart. After taking culinary courses, she worked in the food service industry, both in management and as a chef. She absolutely loved it...

The Annual Appeal is Critical to the Success of NFSB – And We Need Your Help

Jim Kuchta has served on the Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) Boart of Trustees for about 35 years. He is a two-time past president, current treasurer, and chair of the...

Meet the Counselors: Shayna Hintze, LAC

Shayna Hintze, LAC was always interested in psychology and understanding why people behave and feel certain ways, but her own experiences growing up motivated her to pursue counseling as a...

Meet the Clinicians: Maria Hoppas, LCSW

Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) is excited to welcome Maria Hoppas, LCSW as Program Director of Outpatient Services for both NFSB licensed locations at 155 and 169 Chestnut Street. This...

Excitement Surrounds the Harvesting Hope Gala to Benefit NFSB

An annual tradition returns as Nutley Family Service Bureau presents the Harvesting Hope Gala on Tuesday, November 12 from 6 pm to 10 pm at Nanina’s in the Park, 540...

NFSB Remembers and Honors Janet Bischak

“A good education can change anyone. A good teacher can change everything.” The author of this quote is unknown. The quote itself certainly applies to Janet Bischak, who spent more...