Each New Year presents us with a great opportunity to step back and examine our lives. What’s working? What’s not? And what changes need to be made in order to
Tháng Một is Stalking Awareness Month and since it’s such a serious and often misunderstood crime, we want to take a moment to explain the many forms stalking can take, how
By: Celina Doka, Human Options Board President Family get togethers, festive feasts, and thoughtful gifts — the holiday season is a time of joyful celebrations and a time to embrace
The holiday season can be a joyous time, but it can also be incredibly stressful. Between family gatherings, financial strain, and coordinating travel plans, the stress of the season can
By Amy Hytowitz, Vice President of Global Communications & Public Affairs Strategy at Edwards Lifesciences. Every year, the Center for Women’s Global Leadership, the United Nations and activists and organizations
Giving Thanks A path to healing is never walked alone. To protect and advocate for the victims and survivors of relationship violence, we require the support of many individuals and
One in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. To shine a light on this staggering number, we hosted our first ever Walking
On Tháng Mười 20, supporters of Human Options and their friends joined us for our annual Fall Luncheon where we heard stories by survivors of relationship violence and were reminded that
You may believe that leaving an abusive relationship is the end of living in fear for victims and their children. That the two-year-old little girl, asleep in her mother’s bed,
Prior to receiving counseling services with Human Options at the South Orange County Family Resource Center, Jamie was distraught and extremely anxious about what happened to her daughter Mila. Carrying
