Keeping Hope Alive Group for Folks with Strokes
Coming to terms with disability and uncertainty about the future can be a challenge. Many survivors feel misunderstood, lonely and afraid. Loved ones often feel overwhelmed. Small groups are the heart of a comprehensive recovery program. In a safe and supportive group, members can learn effective coping skills and develop flexible emotional, mental and spiritual attitudes and behaviors.
Our intimate group meets weekly and offers a safe place to heal and re-vision your life with stroke:
Share your story and listen with compassion
Learn and practice new attitudes and behaviors
Experience meditation, guided imagery and guided somatic exercises
Participate in creative and fun activities
Group members are encouraged to commit to the next step in rebuilding their lives, practice letting go, and cultivate acceptance.
Group
May we sit with wisdom and compassion
at the ancient fires
of dashed hopes
and lost dreams
May the pain which brings us together
become the cave we enter
in reverent descent
and surrender
to what
IS
May we have the courage
to bear this rebirth
together
by Carol Howard Wooton, from Wounded Healers
Community
Members from diverse ethnic and social communities connect to the vulnerability and strength within themselves and one another. That which separates survivors from the mainstream is precisely what creates a community of belonging. Everyone matters. The body is re-inhabited. Hope is rekindled.
Contact Carol
415-455-8600
info@keepinghopealive.org
PO Box 448, Fairfax, CA 94978