Meetups
Join us for a meetup facilitated by peer-support specialist Tonja Myles focused on maintaining your mental health and well-being amidst continuous racial trauma, injustice and social unrest. This will be the first of a series of meetups for the Black community to help heal, cope and grow together.
Tonja Myles is an ordained minister, community activist, peer counselor, veteran, and subject matter expert in mental health, untreated trauma, a faith-based approach to substance abuse recovery, as well as a sought after counsel for community based and system approaches. She promotes mental health awareness and rehabilitation by sharing her life experiences as an addict, suicide survivor, and victim of childhood and adult sexual abuse.
Learn more about Tonja Myles.
Tonja Myles is an ordained minister, community activist, peer counselor, veteran, and subject matter expert in mental health, untreated trauma, a faith-based approach to substance abuse recovery, as well as a sought after counsel for community based and system approaches. She promotes mental health awareness and rehabilitation by sharing her life experiences as an addict, suicide survivor, and victim of childhood and adult sexual abuse.
Learn more about Tonja Myles.
Events
YOU AREN'T ALONE PROJECT ANNUAL LIVE ART EVENT
DATE & LOCATION TBD
Performance + Visual Art
Behavioral Health Resources
Small Bites + Beer + Wine
Support the You Aren't Alone Project as we embark on our 2nd Annual Live Art Event. This event is a culmination of stories from people all over the world who are living with (or supporting someone living with) mental health issues, all interpreted by local artists through visual & performance art--the pain, the loss, & the triumph.
The goals of this event are simple:
DATE & LOCATION TBD
Performance + Visual Art
Behavioral Health Resources
Small Bites + Beer + Wine
Support the You Aren't Alone Project as we embark on our 2nd Annual Live Art Event. This event is a culmination of stories from people all over the world who are living with (or supporting someone living with) mental health issues, all interpreted by local artists through visual & performance art--the pain, the loss, & the triumph.
The goals of this event are simple:
- to bring awareness to what living with mental health issues looks like and break down stigmas
- to change the way we talk about mental health
- to continue building a network of ongoing support, comprised of survivors, those struggling, supporters and everyone in between