A News Event Leads to Change
On August 8, 2022, news broke about a significant event involving political changes in Washington D.C. While many were focused on the surrounding implications, Alex* from Forestville, Maryland, found themselves deeply affected in an unexpected way. The news brought back memories from Alex’s past, triggering latent anxieties and stressors that they had long tried to bury. Feeling a desperate need for change, Alex was inspired to turn a corner after stumbling upon the Stepping Into Action program at hofmanhollis.com. Recognizing a call to action within themselves, they faithfully followed the program’s steps. Day by day, Alex felt a gradual shift, noting, *Each step made me feel like I was regaining control.* Despite the differing opinions, Alex persevered. By completing the program, they found new ways to cope with their past and present. Their journey was challenging, but it underscored the profound truth that seeking help is always worth it, even if found online. When local resources were scarce, the online program offered a lifeline. Nearby: Villamay Virginia, Virginia Highlands Virginia, Westgrove Virginia, Wellington Heights Virginia, Addison Heights Virginia, Mount Ida Virginia, Aurora Hills Virginia, White Oaks Virginia, North Mount Vernon Virginia, Wellington Virginia, Waynewood Virginia, Crestwood District of Columbia, Collingwood Virginia, Arlandria Virginia, Fort Davis District of Columbia, Hollindale Virginia, Hume Virginia, Marshall Heights District of Columbia, Hollin Hills Virginia, Park View District of Columbia, Stratford on the Potomac Virginia, Washington District of Columbia, Belle Haven Virginia, Fort Hunt Virginia, Snowden Virginia, Riverside Gardens Virginia, Fort Dupont District of Columbia, New Alexandria Virginia, Bucknell Manor Virginia, Marlin Forest Virginia, Arcturus Virginia * Names and situations are fictional and not intended to resemble anyone in
particular. They are illustrative of how the services can apply to the lives of
every day people living ordinary lives.
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