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You're not alone. Come together with those who are standing up with women globally - shifting culture towards equality and finding healing along the way.

Women Arise Harper Hill Global

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You're not alone. Come together with those who are standing up with women globally - shifting culture towards equality and finding healing along the way.

    Band of Angels

    Band of Angels

    What are the effects on children of domestic violence households?
    Jody Anderson, LCSW, describes her experiences with children, ages 5 - 8, who bonded over their common issues growing up during domestic abuse. 
    This episode provides insight and hope that came from their lives as Jody releases her new book, "Band of Angels" on Amazon.com.
    If you experience domestic violence, call 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788. Hope is on the horizon.

    • 31 min
    Peer-Led Inclusive Approaches Designed to Support, Unify, and Prevent Isolation

    Peer-Led Inclusive Approaches Designed to Support, Unify, and Prevent Isolation

    Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called for action to address the public health crisis and the devastating impact of the epidemic of loneliness and isolation in the United States. Dr. Murthy explains that disconnection fundamentally affects our mental, physical, and societal health. He also states that loneliness and isolation increase the risk for individuals to develop mental health challenges in their lives.
    Through funding from SAMHSA’s Transformation Transfer Initiative, NASMHPD has partnered with peer-run and community-designed initiatives to serve diverse populations, including those experiencing trauma in their daily lives and individuals struggling with serious mental health challenges.
    This Town Hall series will provide an opportunity for discussion and implementation of the six foundational pillars outlined by Dr. Murthy’s important report. National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors: https://www.nasmhpd.org/content/nasmh...
    Town Hall Two: Peer-Led Inclusive Approaches Designed to Support, Unify, and Prevent Isolation Date: Monday, June 26, 2023 from 1 – 2:30 PM CST Understanding the impact of isolation and loneliness on emotional well-being and health, survivors of trauma, labels of mental illness, and substance use challenges have long-established healing communities designed to advance healing through connection and shared experience. Join us as we explore these examples, that range from open-access wellness centers to 24/7 peer phone lines and peer-run respites, which create an alternative to hospitalization during mental health crises.

    Speakers: Raul Almazar, RN, MA Cherene Caraco Mary Ferreri Vesper Moore Rich Hollett

    • 1 hr 31 min
    Cultivating a Culture of Connection through Community-Designed Initiatives

    Cultivating a Culture of Connection through Community-Designed Initiatives

    Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy has called for action to address the public health crisis and the devastating impact of the epidemic of loneliness and isolation in the United States. Dr. Murthy explains that disconnection fundamentally affects our mental, physical, and societal health. He also states that loneliness and isolation increase the risk for individuals to develop mental health challenges in their lives.
    Through funding from SAMHSA’s Transformation Transfer Initiative, NASMHPD has partnered with peer-run and community-designed initiatives to serve diverse populations, including those experiencing trauma in their daily lives and individuals struggling with serious mental health challenges.
    This Town Hall series will provide an opportunity for discussion and implementation of the six foundational pillars outlined by Dr. Murthy’s important report. Click here to view the report. 
    Town Hall One: 
    Deepening trauma-informed knowledge, faith leaders are providing innovative programs that restore connection to self and others.  The TAMAR program, originally funded by SAMHSA, provides weekly groups focused on understanding the impact of trauma on all aspects of our lives, offering connection, healing, community, and hope.
    National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors: https://www.nasmhpd.org/content/nasmhpds-center-innovation-health-policy-and-practice
    Triumph Over Trauma: https://TriumphOverTrauma.INFO 
    Friendship Bench (Charryse N. Wright):  https://www.friendshipbenchzimbabwe.org/
    Winning Wealth, Netzer: Ministries of David S. Smith
    Peer Lifeline (Arsania Wright) https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/mentalhealth/documents/Lifeline_FBI_Contact_Maps_011023.pdf 

    • 1 hr 29 min
    Singing for Health

    Singing for Health

    Rosa Rodriguez wrote the song, "Mujer Vida" for Harper Hill Global and Colleagues in Care's campaign to reduce maternal mortality caused by hypertension.
    In this interview, Rosa describes what it was like to put her creativity to the test - singing about the subject of hypertension. 
    Visit HarperHill.Global to learn how we creatively share life-giving information with communities throughout the world.
    You can contribute to the global effort by giving to HarperHill.global/donate. Together, we communicate health and hope.

    • 22 min
    I Am Whole

    I Am Whole

    In 2022, Tameka Ferebee began writing a healing song for Triumph Over Trauma, a movement for trauma recovery. In the midst of writing, she and her family experienced the devastating loss of her nephew.
    In this episode, Tameka shares how this song came to be and how it is helping her and others recover.
    Text HOPE to 615-933-5387 to receive daily messages that enliven the spirit within. Triumph Over Trauma is produced by the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors in partnership with Harper Hill Global.
    Triumph Over Trauma resources can be downloaded at TriumphOverTrauma.info, and facilitator registration is available on the site.
     

    • 22 min
    Scars into Stars

    Scars into Stars

    To be understood is essential for human life, yet many who cannot hear go a lifetime without it.
    In this episode, United Methodist Bishop Peggy Johnson shares how she became involved in deaf ministries and how her life was transformed by it.
    Triumph Over Trauma resources can be downloaded at TriumphOverTrauma.info, and facilitator registration is available on the site.
    Text HOPE to 615-933-5387 to receive daily messages that enliven the spirit within. Triumph Over Trauma is produced by the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors in partnership with Harper Hill Global.

    • 21 min

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