We’re reaching out with a unique opportunity that might interest those dealing with relationship issues, toxic relationships, past abuse, relational codependency, or love addiction. We’ve recently launched a new Virtual Relationship Recovery Center and are inviting people to help us test it out for free over the next 6 months. We are a nonprofit domestic violence organization and are developing this program to help address relationship issues and combat abuse and violence within relationships.
We are seeking individuals, college students in a related educational program, relationship coaches, counselors, etc to peer review our program. Individuals who have gone through therapy for marriage, relationships, abuse, etc. are encouraged to sign up! Additionally, students and professionals in the fields of psychology, human services, social work, etc. are encouraged to sign up. Your feedback is highly valuable! Also, if you are a counselor you can recommend the program to anyone you feel could benefit from the program. For beta testing, we'd like to reach people who are far enough into their therapy and healing that they can provide effective feedback. Our program is designed to complement therapy, it is not a replacement for therapy.
The program is beneficial for anyone seeking help with their relationship(s), who has experienced a pattern of relationship troubles, or who has experienced abuse. This program will help fund our nonprofit initiatives to combat domestic violence. Our founders are survivors of dysfunctional relationships, toxic relationships, and abuse. We are inviting our peers to test our program and provide constructive feedback as we develop new courses and materials. You don't have to be an abuse survivor to benefit from our program. Our program is all-encompassing and provides strategies for relational issues, not just abuse.
This assignment has a 6-month deadline, and requires beta testers to be active every 30 days to avoid deactivation as beta testers. Otherwise, you may complete the project on your schedule. Our staff are primarily available M-F from 9 am - 3 pm for questions, support, or feedback. We may also be available after hours and on weekends. You will be able to see if a site admin or moderator is online in our virtual community. You can also contact us while we are offline, and we will respond once back online.
The Role of Oxytocin
The program will delve into the role of oxytocin, the love hormone linked with emotional addiction, bonding, and attachment. Understanding its impact can be crucial in addressing emotional dependencies and fostering healthier relationship patterns.
Recovery Strategies
The center includes resources and strategies to help with:
Identifying and managing emotional triggers.
Building healthier boundaries and self-esteem.
Developing supportive relationship habits.
We use our personally developed dual-method approach, using evidence-based practices uniquely combined to offer a more effective set of strategies.
If you’re interested in learning more and possibly participating, visit https://windhavenfoundation.org/join-the-relationship-recovery-beta-test-new-improved-virtual-center. Your feedback would be invaluable to us.
107 LA CLAIRE DR, D, WARNER ROBINS, GA 31088, US
Wind Haven aims to help survivors of domestic violence heal from abuse and transform their relationships from destructive to productive. Our goal is to enable them to build healthier connections, heal from the effects of abuse and violence, and foster more fulfilling lives.
Wind Haven is a non-sectarian, interfaith 501c3 community outreach initiative that empowers and uplifts individuals affected by domestic abuse and intimate partner violence. Wind Haven was founded in 2020 at the height of COVID-19 by two survivors, Steph & Sarah Grace.
Wind Haven’s founders are abuse & trauma survivors with our own personal stories of life’s struggles, abusive relationships, and trauma.
Steph was one of many survivors trapped in her home with her abuser during the pandemic and was forced to flee her home with no immune system due to medical treatment. She traveled across multiple state lines and landed at her aunt Sarah's house, and was the first "Wind Havener." To this day, Steph never
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