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We all play a role in lives of this generation (birth through young adults). If you are a parent, grandparent, guardian, role models, community members, a teen or young adult we know you are walking alongside someone as they fight everyday battles. Supporting mental health in other or yourself can feel insurmountable. We want to lean in with you. We want to help support you through your everyday challenges and give you tools to help you keep moving forward and face the battles head on.
I am passionate about aiding individuals throughout their mental health journey, regardless of their current life stage. I support my clients through a Strengths-Based, Positive Psychology approach, pulling from my journey through addiction, depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideations. As a Veteran of the United States Coast Guard, my goal is to help Veterans, Active Duty, First Responders, and anyone else on the Front Lines. My aim and the vision of Soul Space is to help people not only when they are at their time of most need, but also when they are looking to thrive. 10 years in practice.
Suicide Awareness through the lens of self-regulation and co-regulation.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) at Soul Space Tucson. I have been a therapist for about 5 years now, and work with kids, teens, and adults for individual therapy. I have my Masters in Christian Counseling*, which allows me to combine regular therapy with faith aspects, if requested by the client. *Please note: Christian Counseling is not the same as Spiritual Direction or Pastoral Counseling; it is still therapy.
Anxiety and depression can be hard to see right away if you don’t know what to look for, especially in children. This topic will help attendees to learn what signs to look out for in order to seek help before the depression and/or anxiety worsens and affects daily function.
I am a Licensed Associate Counselor in Arizona. I have a Master of Arts in Theological Studies from Beeson Divinity School, a Master of Arts in Religion (concentration in philosophical theology) from Yale Divinity School, and a Master of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from William & Mary.
Throughout life, we form beliefs about our appearance through comparisons to others, media portrayals of beauty standards, and messages that we receive about appearance, value, and belonging. As children begin to notice differences between themselves and others or consume media that portrays narrow standards of beauty, they are especially vulnerable to developing negative views about their bodies, which can lead to or exacerbate mental health issues. Join this session to learn about the development of body image, risk factors for body dissatisfaction, and ways that you can support children’s and adolescents’ development of a healthy body image.
Mariana Vazquez-Maloney, MA, LPC is a licensed clinical therapist with Soul Space Tucson. With over ten years of experience in the field, Mariana has worked in a variety of environments with children, adolescents, and their adults. She is passionate about helping families understand the impact of their children’s development on their daily lives, and using this knowledge to foster stronger connections and support families’ ability to thrive.
Camille Davre is a pre-licensed therapist currently pursuing her Master’s in Counseling at the University of Arizona. Her interest in an integrative approach to mental health brought her to Soul Space Tucson, where she is completing her counseling internship. Camille is passionate about helping children, teenagers, and adults build inner resilience and find greater purpose and balance in their daily lives.
Join us to empower yourself with knowledge about your children’s brain development process and its impact on their executive functioning and ability to regulate emotions. Together, we’ll discuss how to recognize when your child is dysregulated, and how you can support them through healthy attachment and co-regulation. Participants will have the opportunity to identify real-life strategies to incorporate into your own families and homes.
I have been an advocate for victims of domestic violence and abuse since 2011. DV 40 hour training with STAND! Families Free of Violence, tabling events, spoke at group homes and schools. Volunteer and keynote speaker for the Family Justice Center “Domestic Violence and the Effects on Children”. Signed up to attend Pima County Victim Advocate training in February.
Challenges that public servants face due to erratic schedules, overwork and the kind of work they perform.
Robin is a trauma-informed trainer, parenting coach, speaker, and writer. She also serves as the Outreach Pastor at Pantano Christian Church in Tucson, AZ. She has a passion for partnering with schools, churches and the community. She believes that when our churches, schools, and communities understand the effects of trauma, it changes how we respond and show up for others.
From the creators of Love and Logic®, this session focuses on avoiding power struggles using 3 amazing tools that allow you to remain in a positive relationship with any child/teen and still see the results that you need and want!
Life is hard; setting our anchor is vital for survival. Who or what is your anchor? How do you become an anchor for those around you? When your anchor is set, life’s storms won’t wreck you, challenges won’t defeat you, roadblocks won’t stop you. Additionally, studies show that relationships are one of the best protective factors when it comes to healing from trauma. When our anchor line is strong and firmly attached, we can be a much needed life-line to others!
20 years with in the education field (teacher and leadership), 4 and a half years as a BCBA. Ashley Brock M Ed, BCBA LBA
Basic principals used in ABA (applied behavior analysis) to reduce challenging behaviors and teach functional skills
Lisa is a subject matter expert with over 20 years’ experience as a professional speaker, trainer, author and youth care provider. She believes there is a hidden pandemic destroying our youth. She faced her own crisis of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts due to her childhood trauma of sexual abuse, child sex trafficking and domestic abuse. Drawing from her experience and conquering the shame that kept her isolated, she became an advocate for the oppressed. Her mission has been to abolish child sexual exploitation through extraordinary outreach and straightforward prevention education for youth.
Power Over Predators
