After the onset of a disability, the medical community focuses on our physical well-being. But where can people with disabilities get support for the emotional impact of a disability?
The topics include:
- Reflecting on Your Story
- Naming Your Losses
- Navigating the Journey of Grief
- Experiencing Change and Transition
- Living in Paradox
- Coping with Stress and Trauma
- Refilling Your Emotional and Spiritual Resources
- Finding Meaning and Purpose in Life
What People Have to Say
“This group was an incredible experience to meet others with SCI and learn from them how to manage daily life issues. However, what I consider even more important is finding ways to continue dreaming and seeking a better future.” -Participant
“I absolutely enjoyed The Journey Group meetings because it was a wonderful safe space to express myself and to be vulnerable. I enjoyed learning about others and learning new skills to cope and navigate through this life living with paralysis. Also, I learned more about myself and what I want to continue to work on with my therapist. The group is good for everyone.” –Participant
“I am truly grateful to be part of this group; it has been a profoundly meaningful experience. The deep conversations we’ve had have sparked thoughts about developing new strategies to enhance my life.” –Participant
“The Journey helped me to start dealing with the numerous changes that accompanied my new life with a spinal cord injury. This was something that had been on the back burner as I spent the last few years learning how to take care of myself and the complications that go along with having a SCI. It was wonderful to be able to share with others who understood.” -Participant