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Our Current Projects

Clinician-Led Group Therapy

Partner: Healing Solutions Family Therapy Center

Funding Source: One-Year Grant from The Robert Ellis Simon Foundation (May 2024-May 2025)

Goal: To provide high-quality support from a Licensed clinician and an Associate clinician (MFT, PCC, or CSW) in a group setting for a variety of needs using a range of process-based and skill-based modalities, each group free of charge for participants in the Antelope Valley.

Groups
  • DBT for High Schoolers (May-June 2024)

  • Building Resilience Through Art* (July-August 2024)

  • DBT for Adults (August-November 2024)

  • PhotoTherapy (September-October 2024)

  • Grief & Loss for Adults (November 2024-January 2025)

  • DBT for Adults, Level 2 (February-March 2025)

  • Trauma-Focused Yoga (coming soon!)

*Additional art therapy facilitation from our partner Abby Martinez of Just Art About It.

Art for Mental Wellness Workshops

Partners: Abby Martinez of Just Art About It by A  and Arleth Castañeda of La Desert Priestess Collective

Funding Source: Contract with All for Kids from their grant received to provide mental health support to direct service providers at their Palmdale site

Goal: To introduce lifelong skills in a variety of media for mental-wellness-promoting self-care and self-discovery.  

Activities
  • Journaling

  • Sketching

  • Painting

  • Geometric Pop Art

  • Mandala Art

  • Tote Decorating

  • Clay Sculpting

  • Plant Pot Painting & Planting

  • Wellbeing Blueprinting

  • Collaging

Our Work-In-Progress Projects

Grief & Loss Support Curriculum

Partner: Healing Solutions Family Therapy Center 

Funding Source: Grant from Northrop Grumman for development of Child and Adolescent curricula

Goal: To use clinical expertise and lived experience to create an effective grief & loss support curriculum that can be easily used by anyone looking to support those around them who are grieving the loss of someone significant. Our published product will be available in English or Spanish in three age range options: Child, TAY (Transition-Aged Youth), or Adult.

Connecting individuals and families with

mental health resources, development, and community

in the Antelope Valley and beyond.

  
Connect@LiveOakMentalWellnessProject.com

(661) 213-9277

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