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“Nothing is hidden that will not be revealed.” – Luke 12:2
Some wounds lie buried, shaping lives from the shadows—like impact craters beneath the surface.
May we walk gently. May we listen deeply. And may truth, when it rises, lead us to healing.
#Unitarian #Luke12 #HiddenWounds #UKUnitarians
![[ID: An image with background colors of Blue, Green and white. Title Text says: The Hidden Wounds. Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury. A Live Webinar. A photo of Justina, a woman with long brown hair and blonde highlights. Text says: Community Advocacy Spotlight: Justina Kirkland, M.S. U.S. Marine Corps Veteran | Educator & Program Advocate. We are honored to feature Justina Kirkland at The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar. As a veteran, educator, and passionate advocate, Justina brings powerful insight drawn from both professional expertise and personal experience. Justina holds a Master’s degree in Workforce Education and Development and is a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran. She has dedicated her career to empowering others through education, wellness, and community-based programming. Her work focuses on creating inclusive spaces where individuals impacted by trauma, particularly survivors of intimate partner violence and brain injury, can access support, build resilience, and reclaim their voices. Through her role as a program advocate, Justina facilitates wellness initiatives rooted in lived experience, emphasizing the importance of peer support, trauma awareness, and culturally responsive care. Her presence in this webinar will ground the conversation in real-world impact, highlighting the ongoing need for healing-centered spaces that honor the complexity of survivorship. Justina’s voice is one of strength, service, and solidarity, helping to bridge the gap between personal healing and collective change. June 25, 2025, 9:30AM - 12PM (PST). Livestreamed on Youtube. Followed by a QR code and link: linktr.ee/rollingstartinc]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:jsbyrj7yt7fzvmezi233jfcn/bafkreig537q35copkxpo6h5zlnhesilqw3d36hnlofdtu6wdsxpafwr7pa)
[ID: An image with background colors of Blue, Green and white. Title Text says: The Hidden Wounds. Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury. A Live Webinar. A photo of Justina, a woman with long brown hair and blonde highlights. Text says: Community Advocacy Spotlight: Justina Kirkland, M.S. U.S. Marine Corps Veteran | Educator & Program Advocate. We are honored to feature Justina Kirkland at The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar. As a veteran, educator, and passionate advocate, Justina brings powerful insight drawn from both professional expertise and personal experience. Justina holds a Master’s degree in Workforce Education and Development and is a proud U.S. Marine Corps veteran. She has dedicated her career to empowering others through education, wellness, and community-based programming. Her work focuses on creating inclusive spaces where individuals impacted by trauma, particularly survivors of intimate partner violence and brain injury, can access support, build resilience, and reclaim their voices. Through her role as a program advocate, Justina facilitates wellness initiatives rooted in lived experience, emphasizing the importance of peer support, trauma awareness, and culturally responsive care. Her presence in this webinar will ground the conversation in real-world impact, highlighting the ongoing need for healing-centered spaces that honor the complexity of survivorship. Justina’s voice is one of strength, service, and solidarity, helping to bridge the gap between personal healing and collective change. June 25, 2025, 9:30AM - 12PM (PST). Livestreamed on Youtube. Followed by a QR code and link: linktr.ee/rollingstartinc]
🧠 Join us for The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence & Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar
💬 Community Advocacy Spotlight: Justina Kirkland, Educator & Program Advocate
🗓️ June 25, 9:30AM PST
📺 Livestream on YouTube
🔗 linktr.ee/rollingstartinc
#TBI #HiddenWounds #TraumaRecovery
![[ID: An image with background colors of Blue, Green and white. Title Text says: The Hidden Wounds. Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury. A Live Webinar. A photo of Kyla, a woman with short brown hair. Text says: Wellness Spotlight: Dr. Kyla Pearce, MPH, PhD, CBIS, E-RYT. Senior Director of Programs, Research & Operations, LoveYourBrain Foundation. We’re proud to welcome Dr. Kyla Pearce to The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar, where she will lead a special session on breathwork designed for people living with the effects of brain injury. Kyla brings a unique blend of academic expertise, research leadership, and trauma-informed wellness practice to her work. As Senior Director at the LoveYourBrain Foundation, she has developed and scaled evidence-based programs that integrate mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into the recovery process for individuals affected by traumatic brain injury and their caregivers. With a doctorate in public health and extensive experience as a Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) and Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT), Kyla’s approach is rooted in both scientific rigor and deep empathy. Her work is informed by research, guided by lived experience, and driven by the belief that healing is not just physical, but emotional and spiritual as well. In this session, Kyla will offer participants accessible breathing techniques that support self-regulation, calm the nervous system, and create space for healing. June 25, 2025, 9:30AM - 12PM (PST). Livestreamed on Youtube. Followed by a QR code and link: linktr.ee/rollingstartinc]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:jsbyrj7yt7fzvmezi233jfcn/bafkreihsqvoczsjca2vkmnq3r6kf5e3mgct23tzrapd27ho2hbjawie5nq)
[ID: An image with background colors of Blue, Green and white. Title Text says: The Hidden Wounds. Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury. A Live Webinar. A photo of Kyla, a woman with short brown hair. Text says: Wellness Spotlight: Dr. Kyla Pearce, MPH, PhD, CBIS, E-RYT. Senior Director of Programs, Research & Operations, LoveYourBrain Foundation. We’re proud to welcome Dr. Kyla Pearce to The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar, where she will lead a special session on breathwork designed for people living with the effects of brain injury. Kyla brings a unique blend of academic expertise, research leadership, and trauma-informed wellness practice to her work. As Senior Director at the LoveYourBrain Foundation, she has developed and scaled evidence-based programs that integrate mindfulness, yoga, and breathwork into the recovery process for individuals affected by traumatic brain injury and their caregivers. With a doctorate in public health and extensive experience as a Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) and Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT), Kyla’s approach is rooted in both scientific rigor and deep empathy. Her work is informed by research, guided by lived experience, and driven by the belief that healing is not just physical, but emotional and spiritual as well. In this session, Kyla will offer participants accessible breathing techniques that support self-regulation, calm the nervous system, and create space for healing. June 25, 2025, 9:30AM - 12PM (PST). Livestreamed on Youtube. Followed by a QR code and link: linktr.ee/rollingstartinc]
🧠 Join us for The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence & Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar
🧘♀️ Wellness Spotlight: Dr. Kyla Pearce, LoveYourBrain Foundation
🗓️ June 25, 9:30AM PST
📺 Livestream on YouTube
🔗 linktr.ee/rollingstartinc
#TBI #HiddenWounds #TraumaRecovery
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[ID: An image with background colors of Blue, Green and white. Title Text says: The Hidden Wounds. Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury. A Live Webinar. A photo of Kathleen, A woman with silver medium length hair. Text says: Keynote Speaker Spotlight: Kathleen Connolly, M.A. Co-Chair, BRAIN Fox Valley | Advocate for Survivors and Brain Injury Awareness. We are honored to welcome Kathleen Connolly as our keynote speaker for The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar. With over 30 years of experience supporting survivors of domestic abuse, Kathleen brings a deep commitment to advocacy, education, and compassionate care. Kathleen holds a Master’s degree in Pastoral Studies from Loyola University and currently serves as Co-Chair of BRAIN Fox Valley, a Wisconsin-based coalition working to raise awareness of brain injuries and improve services for those affected. Her work bridges the gap between spiritual care, trauma recovery, and public health, helping communities better recognize and respond to the invisible wounds caused by abuse. In her keynote presentation, Kathleen will discuss the often-overlooked connection between intimate partner violence and traumatic brain injury, emphasizing the need for improved identification, support services, and survivor-centered healing. June 25, 2025, 9:30AM - 12PM (PST). Livestreamed on Youtube. Followed by a QR code and link: linktr.ee/rollingstartinc]
🧠 Join us for The Hidden Wounds: Intimate Partner Violence & Traumatic Brain Injury Webinar
🔹Keynote speaker: Kathleen Connolly, Co-Chair of BRAIN Fox Valley
🗓️ June 25, 9:30AM PST
📺 Livestream on YouTube
🔗 linktr.ee/rollingstartinc
#TBI #HiddenWounds #TraumaRecovery
Veteran caregivers:
When you feel "on edge", it's your body saying, “I need safety.” Pause. Anchor. You deserve peace, too.
#HiddenWounds #VeteranCaregiver #TraumaInformed #RegulateToReclaim
