COMMUNITY
INVOLVEMENT
Mental health problems like trauma–particularly as a result of sexual violence–can be devastating to all of us–individuals, families, and communities as a whole. That’s why Hope For The Journey is committed to engaging the public and partnering with organizations in efforts to heal trauma and end sexual violence.
Research shows that when a community has access to evidenced-based mental health services and sexual education, members of that community have a better chance to heal abuse wounds and protect against sexual aggression.
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Community Support
Together, we can do great things. Hope For The Journey is committed not only to providing the best trauma and sexual abuse treatment for the Austin-area, but also to supporting our local and global community partners. As such, we pledge 5% of profits to local non-profits also working to end and heal violence in Central Texas.
Calendar of Community Engagements
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Hispanic Heritage Month Q&A
We're hosting a panel of our clinicians on Monday October 10, 2022 for a special Q&A focusing on mental health stigma and myths in the Hispanic population. Join us!
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2022 Woman's Way Business of the Year Nomination
Hope For The Journey is so honored to stand alongside these female group practice owners as 2022's Woman's Way Business of the Year nominees. Creating a practice to heal trauma not just through counseling, but through training and education across Texas is a passion for Hope For The Journey. Winners are announced May 12th, 2022. Wish us luck!
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Williamson County EMS 2nd Annual Conference on Human Trafficking
Our owner, Traci W. Pirri, will be speaking at the Human Trafficking Conference on Friday February 7th. She is excited to help support the first responders in learning easy, helpful tools for taking care of themselves.