The Imagine Healing Workshop Series aims to provide resources to survivors, allies, practitioners and community members. The workshops focus on retraining the nervous system, healthy relationships, compassionate communication, full embodiment, and creating well-being individually and in the community as a whole.
Throughout the workshops we will learn tools that will help us connect and create a more sustainable sense of personal and community well-being: joy, connection, calm, compassion, contentment. An integral part of creating safer communities is being able to identify strengths that we already hold and build upon these strengths to broaden our personal skill set. We all want to feel heard, understood, safe and nurtured. The Imagine Healing Workshop Series is a meaningful place to start this work.
Healthy Families: Parents’ Role in Preventing Abuse
Date and time
Thursday, April 10 · 7:30 – 9pm PDT via ZOOM
Join Tina McRorie, MA for this 90 minute workshop for parents who want to lower their kids’ risk for abuse. Parents will learn how they can contribute to their kids’ resistance to abuse, resilience in the face of adversity and overall mental health. We will discuss specific tips to lower kids’ abuse risk, as well as community and online resources for prevention and treatment.
This will be an informative session where we will discuss the crucial role parents play in creating a safe and healthy environment for their children. Learn about warning signs, communication strategies, and resources available to support you in this important responsibility. Together, we can work towards building strong, resilient families. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to make a positive impact!
Suggested donation to Survivors Healing Center: $25
Tina McRorie is a parenting coach and professional trainer in the field of parenting. She has a Masters Degree in Psychology and advanced training in infant feeding, attachment and bonding, child development, parent development, positive parenting skills, child and family resilience, post-traumatic healing and growth, and child abuse prevention.
McRorie Parenting www.McRorieParenting.com
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