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3 new Procovery Circles have started at the following locations: Downtown Women’s Center The People Concern Wellness Center Military and Veterans Affairs (see release info below) ———————————————————————————- MILITARY & VETERANS AFFAIRS TO HOST 2019 WOMEN VETERANS SUMMIT LA County Departments of Military & Veterans Affairs and Mental Health, along with the LA […]
To be frank, I was astounded, astonished and heartbroken that anyone would be concerned that Procovery might help people to heal. Why wouldn’t this not only be seen as a positive, but also as the collective goal? It was shocking to learn that healing could be seen as a negative, but specifically by someone working in public mental health, […]
After our early days in Wisconsin, we partnered with Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health and University of Southern California, to further test Procovery Circles, and to test cultural efficacy, as well as the implementation of Procovery across institutional settings. By then, we had learned a lot more about what was needed to support […]
After The Power of Procovery was published in 2000, I began receiving requests for a guide to be written about implementing Procovery support groups. The need for a guide like this made perfect sense and seemed like it would be a huge complement to the manual, but I truly had no interest in doing this […]
