Lisa Regina's Advocacy Work
YWCA International Women's Summit
in Zurich, Switzerland
YWCA Executive Director Gail Fortes of Southeastern Massachusetts
University of Dartmouth Massachusetts
Director of the Center for Women, Gender & Sexuality at UMass of Dartmouth
Grand Island High School Principal
Lisa's personal story enables teens to open up and talk about any issues that they may be dealing with including, domestic violence and sexual violence at home or at school. This in turn helps to provide school counselors and teachers to engage in an open dialogue with the teens in order to help them helpful resources and healing.
High School Counselor
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A Write to Heal's programs and sponsor veterans and survivors of violence. Our mission is to provide support and resources to anyone dealing with issues surrounding trauma as a result of war, domestic violence and violent crimes.
Students testimonials
High School students speak out about Lisa's presentation
Pace University Testimonials
Advocates of A Write to Heal share.
Behind the Scenes Testimonial
University of Dartmouth Massachusetts
YWCA Yonkers New York
Check out this great video - we had fun saying 'Yonkers.'
A Write to Heal Non-Profit Partnerships
Genesis Counseling Centers letter of support.
Victims Assistance Services letter of support.
Town of Runnemede, New Jersey letter of support.
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Your donation will fund A Write to Heal’s mission is to provide Veterans and trauma survivors pathways to healing through writing, filmmaking and job apprenticeships.
Book Lisa Regina as a Keynote Speaker
Email Lisa with your event details: LISA@AWRITETOHEAL.COM
Lisa travels to veterans organizations, schools, universities and community organizations, sharing her A Write to Heal Writing Program and presenting her one woman performance. Her writing program was offered as a credited course to advocates attending the Fifth Annual New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women Conference. Lisa's highly publicized assault and personal story of survival offers others a way to address the sensitive issues surrounding violence and trauma.
Military men and women bond with Lisa as she openly shares how she was able to overcome her struggles with anxiety, depression and PTSD.
High school teens find Lisa very relatable. As a result, trauma survivors who have never spoken to anyone else about the violence they've experienced, often open up to Lisa. The healing process for survivors of violence is a difficult and painful one. It’s often hard to articulate the mixed feelings that remain as a result of the traumatic experience. By implementing the A Write to Heal writing program in an organization, survivors are given a chance to continue to benefit long after Lisa's presentation ends.
Call or Email Lisa for more details:
609-468-7474
Veterans & First Responders in Crisis 1-800-273-8255
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