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Tomorrow – Wednesday, February 5th at 7pm EST - we are hosting a webinar presented by our good friend, Dr. Ken Druck. In light of the LA wildfires and other recent tragedies, Dr. Druck will share his expertise on healing after loss.

There seems to be an increase in the frequency of our exposure to tragic events. Most recently, the wildfires in LA, and plane crashes in Washington, DC and Philadelphia highlight the loss, vulnerability and anxiety felt by so many.

During this webinar presented by Dr. Ken Druck, participants will learn to give themselves the permission, support, compassionate self-care and patience necessary to process their losses, honor their loved ones, cultivate a resilient spirit, and summon the courage to go on living.

Your opinion matters! As we plan for the year ahead, we invite victims’ families, responders, and survivors to participate in VOICES Community Focus Group to share your insights and ideas.

All of us at VOICES offer our condolences to the families of those who lost a loved in the wildfires that continue to threaten the Los Angeles area. Our thoughts are with those who have lost their homes, and we are grateful to the first responders who are working tirelessly to fight the blaze.

Your opinion matters! As we plan for the year ahead, we invite victims’ families, responders, and survivors to participate in VOICES Community Focus Groups to share your insights and ideas.

Happy New Year! All of us at VOICES send our heartfelt wishes for health, happiness, and peace! As we begin 2025, we are hosting community focus groups on January 21 and January 22.

All of us at VOICES send our best wishes to you and your family for a holiday season filled with peace, love and joy! As we count our many gifts, know that your friendship and support is cherished, and gives us hope as we look forward to the coming year.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of so many, 2024 has been a transformative year! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our donors, sponsors, and volunteers.

Grief is always painful, but sometimes with all the activity and expectations of the holiday season, it can feel more intense and difficult to manage.