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  • Camps such as Wellspring's try to turn that around.

    Teenage stars of 'Huge' television series aren't just acting overweight 2010

  • Reluctantly — alert for any further tricks on the Wellspring's part — Glory lay down and cocooned herself in blankets, tucking Gordon tightly under her arm and staring up at the candle's flame.

    The Warslayer Edghill, Rosemary 2002

  • There they receive a schedule and make their way to Tammy Olivier, Wellspring's office manager and HR director.

    News 2011

  • Program graduates such as Edward continue to inspire and motivate Wellspring's staff and men who are new to the program, she said.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • Heather Richardson, Wellspring's clinical director, says this is definitely not your standard fat camp, although some students have been to those, too.

    News 2011

  • There they receive a schedule and make their way to Tammy Olivier, Wellspring's office manager and HR director.

    News 2011

  • The demand for Wellspring's services for homeless and low-income families increased threefold over the last three years, a direct result of the economic downturn and its impact on families.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • "You hit the point where it's your life and everyone else's life on the line," Edward said during a recent interview at Wellspring's headquarters on Rainier Avenue South.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • His counselor, Gary Sarozek, a therapist who leads one of Wellspring's groups for domestic batterers, said Edward's empathy with his victim is evidence of progress.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • Wellspring's staff is well-versed in those consequences: Virtually every program offered by

    The Seattle Times 2011

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