You are invited to attend a unique exhibit of hope and healing showcasing artwork created by artists of all ages from across the country in response to and in the years following 9/11.

In this panel discussion moderated by Mary Fetchet, four equine-assisted learning professionals will discuss how horse wisdom can promote well-being and resilience.

VOICES is pleased to announce A Beginners’ Non-Fiction Writing Workshop for 9/11 First Responders and Survivors. The program is a series of five weekly workshops that will include a short reading and discussion, time for writing, and more.

We’re looking forward to a fantastic day at the historic Quaker Ridge Golf Club on June 14, 2021. The event includes lunch, snacks, drinks on-course, pizza truck, hors d’oeuvres and post-golf beverages.

In this informative presentation, our long-time friend and highly respected researcher, Dr. Yuval Neria will speak about PTSD as a diagnosis and discuss commonly used treatments.

On Wednesday, June 2nd, VOICES is hosting a virtual Private Meeting for 9/11 Families with Dr. Barbara Sampson, and her team at the New York City Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME).

Participants will discern what is important and meaningful in their lives and use this “big picture” approach to minimize negative effects created by the headlines and annoyances that can ruin our days.

Participants will embrace the power of gratitude as a tool to increase well-being, and learn about the physical, psychological, and interpersonal benefits of appreciation practices applied in daily life.

Participants will explore the importance of relationships in their overall well-being, as well as the benefits of strengthening connections and setting healthy boundaries.

Participants will learn how to use mindfulness and self-compassion as tools to become more present, treat themselves with kindness, and handle emotions with greater ease.