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A versatile mix of counselors, clergy, nonprofit leaders, and individuals who have suffered trauma and are living through various stages of recovery, found common ground at The Healing Center in Oakhaven Tuesday (March 28). More than 200 people gathered at a workshop to learn how both communities and individuals are affected by trauma.

Harper Hill Global partnered with the National Association of the State of Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) to launch Triumph Over Trauma, a program that is being fueled by the idea that faith-based organizations have been a largely untapped resource in the effort to heal communities.

Harper Hill Global launches new initiative, Triumph over Trauma, a seven-week-long curriculum for groups to focus on trauma recovery. Triumph over Trauma harnesses the power of communications through religious networks by pulling on existing mental health care materials and resources, and including supplemental material for participants from Christian, Jewish, Islamic, and Native American backgrounds, authored by religious leaders.

Harper Hill Global in partnership with National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) is broadening resources to individuals experiencing crisis by engaging diverse faith organizations including churches, mosques, and synagogues, and providing training for facilitators of trauma-focused educational groups.

Triumph Over Trauma, a seven-week psychoeducational program for people going through trauma, is the outcome of work a United Methodist deacon was doing for survivors of sexual violence in eastern Congo.