VOICES offers multi-faceted programs that provide support, foster healing, and build resilience — including discussion groups, webinars, and peer-to-peer support. Our webinars feature subject matter experts, offering guidance and open discussions where you can ask questions.
We are committed to providing long-term access to resources, mental health care, and programs that empower individuals and communities.
Access a collection of our webinars and workshops below. For information about upcoming events, click here.
| 9:00am - 4:30pm EST
Day two of VOICES symposium features presentations by experts in the fields of mental health, trauma, bereavement and resiliency, including issues important for the 9/11 community, as well as those working with communities impacted by other traumatic events.
| 9:00am - 4:30pm EST
Day one of VOICES symposium features presentations by experts in the fields of mental health, trauma, bereavement and resiliency, including issues important for the 9/11 community, as well as those working with communities impacted by other traumatic events.
| 7:30pm
Understanding the physiology of stress and scientifically proven coping practices can be the key to enhancing resilience.
| 7:30pm
This webinar explores and normalizes the grief resulting from the many types of loss due to the coronavirus, discern grief beliefs, teach you what to say and not to say and develop skills to support others.
| 10:00am
In these unprecedented times – at the intersection of a pandemic and social unrest – many of us are experiencing difficulty coping with the uncertainty and subsequent emotional turmoil that may arise.
| 7:30pm
What could be more essential than learning to cultivate your emotional, psychological and relationship resilience? Resilience is the bedrock of our ability to navigate these daunting times.
| 8:00pm
VOICES second in a series of webinars in response to the COVID-19 features an informative roundtable discussion with our guests Dr. Suzanne Phillips and Dr. Craig Haen.
| 8:00pm - 9:30pm
VOICES launched the first in a series of webinars in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic. Dr. Suzanne Phillips and Dr. Craig Haen provided informative presentations.