Two offerings to read and discuss K Warren's book: CHOOSE JOY
Emily Miles will discuss Kay's book over Zoom Thursday, January 8, 630=730pm. Register at PRUMC.org.
Sue Allen will discuss Kay's book in person at Northside Church Wednesday, January 28 6 to 8 PM room 300.
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Suicide prevention is possible. As we learn how to see the warning, signs and address them, we can bring Hope to the tragedy of the current epidemic of suicide.
Do you have a loved one with a mental health diagnosis? You are not alone. This NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness) class is based on proven science to help people like you offered at no charge.
Grief is both personal and universal.
This six-week support group is designed to be a safe space for people to travel together through the rocky terrain of grief. The intent is to provide a safe place in which people can experience social/emotional support through sharing their personal stories and learn more about th
27 year old, Owen McDaniel who grew up at Peachtree Road, talks candidly about losing two close friends to suicide
Reverend Mace Hall interviews David Asbury, husband, father of three and area business person and leader experienced the unimaginable when in February 2020, his middle son, Sam, took his own life. With candor, David talks about the impact of Sam's death on his life and his family. He also talks about ways he's taking his tragic loss to educate and help others with the goal of ending the "epidemic" of suicide.
PRESENTATION BY ROM GREER: OUR NEXT CHAPTER. FINDING PURPOSE, MEANING AND FULFILLMENT AFTER RETIRING.
VIDEO PRESENTATION BY DR. STAN SONU AS HE DESCRIBES HOW CHILDHOOD TRAUMA CONTRIBUTES TO BOTH ADULT MENTAL AND PHYSICAL ILLNESS WITH A HOPEFUL MESSAGE ON HOW WE CAN HEAL FROM ADVERSE CHILD EXPERIENCES
INTERVIEW BY REV. MACE HALL WITH ARLENE AND PAUL SAMUELS DISCUSSING PAUL"S BI-POLAR DIAGNOSIS IN HIS 50'S, Since the diagnosis, they have been on a mission to educate and de-stigmatize mental illness.
