Adonai Counseling and Employment's Post-Prison Healing Group provides a vital support system for individuals transitioning from incarceration back into the community. The need for such a group is paramount, as reintegration into mainstream life can be fraught with challenges, ranging from social stigma to practical obstacles like securing employment and stable housing. These individuals often face a myriad of emotional, psychological, and social hurdles as they navigate the complex process of rebuilding their lives. One of the primary benefits of the Post-Prison Healing Group is the sense of belonging and camaraderie it fosters among participants. Many individuals leaving incarceration may feel isolated or alienated from their communities, grappling with feelings of shame, guilt, or inadequacy. Through the healing group, they find a supportive environment where they can share their experiences, struggles, and triumphs with others who understand their journey firsthand. This sense of connection helps combat the pervasive sense of loneliness and provides a valuable network of peers who can offer empathy, encouragement, and practical advice. |
Moreover, the healing group offers a space for individuals to address the various challenges they may encounter during reentry, including rebuilding relationships, managing emotions, and navigating employment and housing opportunities. Participants engage in discussions, workshops, and therapeutic activities aimed at enhancing their coping skills, resilience, and self-esteem. By addressing underlying issues such as trauma, addiction, or mental health concerns, the group empowers individuals to break free from cycles of recidivism and chart a new path towards a brighter future.
Furthermore, the Post-Prison Healing Group facilitates personal growth and transformation by providing opportunities for reflection, accountability, and goal-setting. Participants are encouraged to explore their values, strengths, and aspirations, envisioning a life beyond their past mistakes or circumstances. Through mentorship, education, and vocational training, individuals gain the tools and resources they need to pursue meaningful opportunities and contribute positively to their communities. Ultimately, the healing group serves as a beacon of hope, guiding individuals towards redemption, restoration, and a second chance at life. Who should join:
Men, especially those in our BIPOC community who are formerly or currently justice involved and have served significant sentences who could benefit from more transitional support. After registering you will be sent a link to join the group. When: Saturdays at 11:00 A.M. Register by contacting Ana Perera
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