Join us for a unique and transformative event designed specifically for student activists. This gathering offers a rare opportunity to come together in a nurturing and supportive environment, facilitated by an experienced somatic therapist. During this event, participants will explore and address the residual trauma stemming from distressing events on campus and the ongoing situation in Palestine. Through guided therapeutic practices, attendees will engage in collective healing and build a sense of community and resilience. Don't miss this invaluable opportunity to heal, connect, and support one another.
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Embodied Activism: A Somatic Support Group for Activists
This virtual event will be an opportunity for student activists to come together for a healing space facilitated by a somatic therapist to explore and support residual trauma from distressing events on campus and in Palestine.
Sign UpVirtual Event Details
Date: Thursday, August 1st
Time: 5:00 PM PT
Duration: 1 hour
Location: Live Via Zoom
(Register to get link)
Speaker
Ayya Elzarka
Psychotherapist at Khalil Center
Ayya is a Registered Associate Clinical Social Worker in the Bay Area, California. She believes every human was created with an innate capacity to heal and that over the course of our lives, we can encounter challenges and accumulate experiences that distance us from that amazing capacity. While these obstacles can leave us with experiences of pain or suffering, it is through moving through them that we open the door for a deep transformation where we can come to know our true selves. Whether you feel overtaken by depression, anxiety, overwhelm, or trauma, this inner knowledge awaits as a path to healing.