Our Humpty Dumpty Puzzle Workshop for adults is a powerful healing experience designed for survivors of domestic violence who are in the process of rebuilding their lives. Just as in the story of Humpty Dumpty, many participants arrive feeling broken, scattered, and unsure whether they can ever feel whole again. In this workshop, “the puzzle”…
Greetings all: To everyone who participated in The Steppin’ Together to Support Soles of Strength Paint Event on Saturday, July 19, 2025—we cannot thank you enough! It was because of YOU that this event was such a success. We had a full house! Who showed up, showed out, and poured their energy, creativity, and heart…
We’re truly grateful to the Target team for joining forces with TLWL, Inc. and generously giving their time and energy to support our upcoming fundraiser, Soles of Strength: A Sneaker Affair for Healing & Hope. Your presence at the event to help meet, greet, and uplift our guests means so much. It’s volunteers like you…
Dear TLWL Community, This is a repost from our original posting sent on May 10, 2025. We’ve reconstructed the article, which contains valuable information on mental health (see below): At TLWL, Inc., we are committed to providing valuable information and resources to support emotional healing and wellness. We understand trauma doesn’t always show up as…
Greetings, all, Just a friendly reminder—it’s time to unwind and relax with us! With these scorching days in the midst, painting isn’t just art; it’s therapy. It calms the mind, eases stress, and brings joy through color, creativity, and connection. That’s why we’d love for you to join our self-care event: Steppin’ Together to Support…
Today, we have a courtesy post for your interest . . . This article from Farah & Farah, “Traumatic Accidents and Mental Health,” provides a thoughtful and informative look at how traumatic events, such as car crashes, workplace injuries, or catastrophic accidents, can leave lasting psychological scars like PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Key…
Music is a mirror, and sometimes, it becomes a lifeline . . . During my recent music therapy session at the Clayton County Transitional Center, we listened to “A Letter to My Victims” by R. Kelly. Whatever your perspective on the artist’s past, the song opened a door to something raw, honest, and powerful. As…
