NICU/Birth Trauma Parent Support Group
Having personally experienced birth trauma/NICU, Victoria understands the unique emotional rollercoaster that parents face during this vulnerable time. Through her experience and professional training, she offers a safe and nurturing space for parents to share their stories, express their emotions, and find solace in knowing they are not alone. With a focus on validation, empowerment, and resilience, Victoria guides group members through the process of healing and provides practical tools/resources. If you're a parent navigating the NICU or grappling with the aftermath of birth trauma, you are welcome to take this step toward healing and renewal.
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Family Refuge Center of Southwest Virginia
Abingdon, VA 24210
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Parenting Psychoeducation & Therapy Group
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