Healing Together: A Trauma Recovery Cohort

Healing Together: A Trauma Recovery Cohort Hosted by Alysha Dunn, LGPC Healing Together is a six-week, invitation-only trauma recovery cohort designed for individuals who are ready to better understand the impact of trauma and take intentional steps toward healing. Led by trauma therapist Alysha Dunn, participants will explore how trauma affects the brain, body, emotions, relationships, and faith while learning practical tools for nervous system regulation, emotional healing, and healthy connection. Through evidence-based trauma education, guided discussion, and biblical encouragement, this cohort provides a compassionate, confidential environment where participants can experience hope, healing, and restoration alongside others on a similar journey. Whether your wounds stem from childhood experiences, difficult relationships, loss, spiritual hurt, or unexpected life events, you don't have to walk the healing journey alone. Together, we'll discover how God designed the brain and body for healing, learn practical skills for navigating life's challenges, and embrace the hope found in Christ. Meeting Details Location: New Hope Fellowship Dates: Tuesdays • October 27 • November 3 • November 10 • November 24 • December 1 • December 8 Time: 6:30–8:00 PM This is a FREE group, with the exception of the materials fee. Please bring $10 to cover the cost of the book. Important Information This cohort is designed as a psychoeducational therapeutic support group. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of trauma, learn practical tools for healing and nervous system regulation, and receive encouragement within a supportive community. While participants are welcome to share at their own comfort level, this group is not intended for detailed processing of traumatic experiences or as a substitute for individual therapy. Disclaimer: This cohort is offered for educational and supportive purposes and is not a replacement for individual counseling, crisis intervention, psychiatric care, or other medical or mental health treatment. If you are experiencing significant emotional distress or are in crisis, please seek appropriate professional support or emergency services.