Individual growth, increased resiliency, and healthy lives.
Abby’s Impact: Realizing Resilience
The Abby’s Impact: Realizing Resilience classes are not being offered at this time.
Abby’s Impact: Realizing Resilience is a client-centered mental health education program open to anyone 14 years or older. The program provides education and resources to facilitate resilience and combat toxic stress, encouraging all participants to build individualized mental health toolboxes. Abby’s Impact encourages individuals and families to establish coping and problem-solving skills to address adversity or trauma and reduce the likelihood of mental health challenges.
Participants work with program staff for in-depth support alongside group programming to promote individual growth, increase resilience, build a peer support system, and aim to live healthier lives.
All courses are currently offered virtually. The Introductory Course must be completed before all other courses.
Program Structure
Abby’s Impact has one introductory course and four core themes, under which all other courses fall within. Participants can design their own pathway through the courses in the program, though it is recommended that they complete at least one within each theme:
Sense of Self
Self in Time
Self & Others
Self in the World
Introductory Course: Introduction to resilience and toxic stress
In this course, we’ll lay the groundwork for talking about resilience and toxic stress (including how we define both and a brief overview of the science), and give an overview of the Abby’s Impact structure and other courses. Completion of the course is required before registering in all other Abby’s Impact classes.
To learn more about Abby’s Impact: Realizing Resilience, contact Todd Merendino at 720.248.4656.
To support Abby’s Impact: Realizing Resilience, please contact Jessica Zeidman, chief advancement officer, at 720.248.4663.
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS:
The Lewkowitz and Meisterplass Families