Trabajo como Coordinadora de Acción Comunitaria para la Alianza Hispana y LiveWell Greenville en el proyecto BUILD Trust, BUILD Health (Fomentar la Confianza, Fomentar la Salud).
Mi nombre es Yamilette Diaz y soy una terapeuta bilingüe en Oasis Counseling Associates. A través de la consejería, proporciono un espacio seguro donde podemos hablar sobre situaciones difíciles, ajustes de vida, entre otras situaciones. Mi rol es ser un guía en el proceso para que puedas tomar decisiones que te lleven a alcanzar tus metas y obtener bienestar en tu salud mental.
My name is Yamilette Diaz and I am a bilingual therapist at Oasis Counseling Associates. Through counseling, I provide a safe space where we can talk about difficult situations, life adjustments, among other issues. My role is to be a guide in the process so that you can make decisions that lead you to achieve your goals and obtain well-being in your mental health.
Although the two co-exist, one does not cause the other. According to research, most abusers do not have substance use problems, nor are persons who abuse substances violent.
Aunque los dos coexisten, uno no causa al otro. Según los expertos, la mayoría de los abusadores no tienen problemas de uso de sustancias, ni las personas que abusan las sustancias son violentas.
My name is Linda and I’m a survivor of domestic violence. I was inspired to contribute to this month’s blog by something I received in the mail.
Mi nombre es Linda y soy una sobreviviente de la violencia doméstica. Me inspiré para contribuir al blog de este mes por algo que recibí en el correo.
On June 30th, 1997 an 18-year-old girl named Megan Ridgeway was murdered. She was murdered by her ex-boyfriend at the Mauldin community pool in public. It was a horrific moment for the Greenville community and a devastating day for Megan’s family, loved ones, and community members that witnessed it.
“I didn’t know that I was being abused because my definition of abuse looked different. My husband pushed me, but most of my suffering was verbal and psychological. I left my husband to protect our young daughter. Almost immediately I felt the weight of his oppression begin to lift. I could see a difference in my daughter as well. Then he broke into my home and assaulted me in-front of her.
I sought help and was led to Safe Harbor. My daughter and I are in counseling now. I am sorting out the mess that abuse has caused. I am finding my voice and seeking opportunities to grow and better my life as well as my daughter's. She will gauge her self-worth from my own self-worth. I must show her that she deserves the best, by expecting the best for myself.
Many years I suffered in silence. By telling my story and being honest with friends and family, I am taking control of my life again.”
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