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Tattered Flower: A Sexual Abuse Recovery Group

Hosted By
Lynnea J.
Wednesday, Sep 11, 2024 | 03:00pm - 04:00pm PDT
Free
16 seats remaining
Zoom
About this meeting
TRIGGER WARNING: During this group, we will be discussing sexual assault/abuse events that may be disturbing, even traumatizing, to some members. If you ever feel the need to exit the group during one of these discussions, either for a short time or for the rest of the group, you may do so. PLEASE PRACTICE SELF-CARE. Join us for an opportunity to have a safe, open and inviting discussion about methods to promoting wellness, recovery and healing.
Hosts
  • Host

    Lynnea J.

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  • Co-host

    Moses R.

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  • 2nd Co-host

    Carlo T.

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About the host
Peer Support Specialist Advocate for the mental health community for over 15 years, Caregiver for Veterans 12 years, Social Service Assistant, Domiscilliary, West Los Angeles Veteran Affairs Medical Center, VA Community Care Dept., Outreach Field services for Homeless Veterans living on "Skid Row", L.A. Care's Equity Council Member Advocate 2 years, L.A. Care's RCAC 5 Member Advocate, Merchandise Marketing Degree, F.I.D.M., Sociology Coursework 4 years, C.S.U.N., Medical Terminology Coding and Billing Certification, Service Dog Registration of America 7 years, Alliance of Therapy Dogs Member 12 years. Survivor of Domestic Violence Abuse Victim 40+ years lived life experience. Maintaining Recovery process.
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PRPSN offers peer-to-peer support to help individuals reach their personal goals, such as living independently, going to school, getting a job, having friends and enjoying life in the community, and advancing in their recovery. Each group is individualized and self-directed. Activities and curricula are created by the facilitators and group participants. While some groups direct conversations on specific recovery-based discussions, others focus on physical wellness and its connection to mental wellness, building socialization skills, and the exploration of varying coping methods ranging from arts and music to writing and much, much more!