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Re5ive:👻O.C.T.ober (Out of Control Thinking)🎃: Turn On the Light-Part 2 *FREE*

Wednesday, Oct 21, 2026 | 06:00pm - 07:00pm MDT
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About this meeting
What happens when we bring a little light to the things that have been taking up space in our heads? In the dark, our brains naturally try to fill in what we can’t see. A pile of clothes on a chair can become a monster, an unanswered question can grow into a dozen possibilities, and something difficult can feel even bigger when we’re standing in its shadow. In Part 2 of October’s FREE Re5ive series, O.C.T.ober: Out of Control Thinking, we’ll Turn On the Light and take a different look at our “monsters.” We’ll explore what can help us see more clearly: information, perspective, support, regulation, curiosity, and noticing what may belong to the situation itself versus what has grown around it. Sometimes turning on the light reveals that what scared us wasn’t quite what we imagined. Other times, the light shows us that something really is there and deserves our attention, support, boundaries, acceptance, or action. This isn’t about convincing ourselves that everything is okay, forcing positive thinking, or making difficult things disappear. Light doesn’t always make the thing disappear. It helps us see what we’re actually dealing with. From there, we can get curious about what we need and how we want to respond. What to Expect Re5ive is a structured, peer-led support and skill-building space where I blend lived experience, practical coping tools, reflection, and visual presentation slides around each month’s theme. These meetings are more presentation-focused than an open discussion group, with space throughout to pause, reflect, and share. You’re welcome to participate verbally, use the chat, or simply listen and reflect. There is no pressure to share. To help keep the space supportive for everyone, we share from our own lived experience, respect different perspectives, avoid unsolicited advice, and make room for others to participate. Part 2 stands on its own. You do not need to have attended Part 1 to join us. This is peer support, not therapy or crisis care, and is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment. GROUPS I OFFER SOCIAL HOUR • Fridays • 6–7 PM MT • $5 - Light connection, community & casual check-in. - Low pressure - talk, listen or simply be around people who get it. WEEKLY DEBRIEF • Sundays • 5:30–6 PM MT • $5 - A quick end-of-week check-in to process, decompress & reflect. - Leave with a little more room for the week ahead. FREE RE5IVE GROUPS • Monthly Themed • 1st Wed• 6–7 PM MT 🌿Part1 • 3rd Wed • 6–7 PM MT 🍂Part2 - Skill-building & integration using the Re5ive framework: Rest • Regulate • Reflect • Reframe • Reset BPD: BOTH/AND • Thursdays • 12-1 PM MT • $5 - Connection & peer support for adults living with BPD. - Explore the challenges, strengths & both/and experiences of life with BPD. - Share, listen & connect with people who get it. 1:1 PEER SUPPORT • 30-Minute Check-In • $20 • 45-Minute Additional Support • $25 • 60-Minute Deep Dive • $30 Personalized peer support with space to check in, work through what's happening, explore new perspectives or take a deeper dive using the Re5ive framework.

About the host
✦ HEY YA'LL, I'M STARLITA! YOU CAN CALL ME STAR ✦ I'm a Nebraska State Certified Peer Support Specialist and Nebraska Office of Dispute Resolution (ODR) Approved Parenting Act Mediator, with training in Basic and Parenting Act Mediation. I'm also a mom of four, a partner, and someone who has lived through many complicated seasons of life. ◆ MY LIVED EXPERIENCES ◆ My lived experience includes an ACE score of 10, complex trauma, dissociation, self-harm, substance misuse, assault survival, domestic violence (both childhood and adult relationships), juvenile placements, inpatient and partial treatment programs, blended family dynamics, co/parallel parenting challenges, postpartum anxiety, chronic illness and pain, nervous system dysregulation, and body image struggles, especially following major pre- and post-operative changes. I've experienced the long, messy process of rebuilding a life outside of survival mode. I'm currently navigating another season of change following the suicide of my ex-husband, the father of my two oldest children. Through these experiences, I've learned that healing, grief, growth, and rebuilding rarely follow a straight line. We don't have to navigate these seasons alone. Over the years, I've also navigated therapy systems, IEPs, parenting children with diverse emotional and behavioral needs, family conflict, caregiving stress, and the emotional isolation that can come with living in rural communities. ◆ MY APPROACH TO PEER SUPPORT ◆ My approach is person-centered, family-aware, and trauma-informed, grounded in the belief that people are more than their diagnoses, labels, or hardest moments. My mediation background also informs how I approach communication, conflict, different perspectives, and navigating difficult decisions while respecting each person's autonomy. I'm passionate about meeting people where they are, walking alongside them at their pace, and offering support in the ways that feel most helpful during their current season. Together, we can explore experiences, perspectives, possibilities, and next steps without pressure to have everything figured out. Peer support is not therapy, clinical treatment, legal advice, or mediation. It's an opportunity to connect with someone who brings lived experience, compassion, curiosity, and a willingness to listen, reflect, and explore alongside you. ◆ RE5IVE: MY PERSONAL FRAMEWORK ◆ Much of my work is rooted in the Re5ive framework I created through my own recovery journey: Rest • Regulate • Reflect • Reframe • Reset. A practical, nervous-system-aware approach focused on awareness, regulation, self-compassion, and sustainable growth through difficult seasons of life. ◆ QUESTIONS, SCHEDULING & FINANCIAL ACCESSIBILITY ◆ If you have questions, need support on days or at times outside my listed availability, or are navigating financial or budget challenges, I invite you to reach out. I understand that life, schedules, and finances don't always fit neatly into a booking calendar. I'm flexible when possible, and I don't want these barriers to prevent you from seeking support. We can explore scheduling, sliding-scale pricing, or other support options together. My goal is to meet you where you are, walk alongside you at your pace, and help you find support that feels accessible and meaningful in this season. ◆ OUTSIDE OF PEER SUPPORT ◆ I love writing, reading, art, music, being outdoors, and spending time with my kids and partner.
Motivation for help
My motivation comes from knowing how powerful it is to have someone walk alongside you and meet you where you are in a season of life-not where others expect you to be. ✦ Through my own experiences with trauma, chronic illness, parenting, blended family dynamics, recovery, and rebuilding after difficult seasons, I learned the value of validation, grounding, and compassionate curiosity-for others and myself. ✦ My goal is to help people reconnect with their body, rediscover their strengths, build support systems and practical tools for real life. To feel less alone while navigating hard seasons.
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