cpsylist: CPsy Get Together and Healing Space

[Bryan O. Rojas-Arauz]

For anyone who hasn’t been to Dani’s house before, they are set back 
from the road a bit, so it can be hard to find in the dark. The driveway 
is a horseshoe shape and they are located between Christian Way and 
Vintage Way (two side streets you can park on if there isn’t room in the 
driveway). Also, the Christmas lights will be on, so hopefully that’ll 
help guide the way.


On 2018/12/07 09:08, Bryan O. Rojas-Arauz wrote:
> Dear Cpsy Family (Students, Faculty, and staff),
> 
> As we continue to process Dr. Smith's passing and the effect something
> like this can have on our community, we wanted to invite all of those
> who would like to come together to do so. We all mourn in different
> ways; however it is important for us to create the space for one
> another if we need it. Many of us came to this program because of the
> sense of community we felt during our interview weekend. We need to go
> back to that space in which we allowed strangers to become family.
> Whether it was our cohort, docsem, or advisors, we all chose to call
> the UO home for the time being. A true measure of a community is how
> we show up for one another during difficult times. It is during
> difficult times that things get pushed into perspective. The many
> worries, stressors, or emotional bruising that we often carry seem to
> dissipate and be put aside when we need each other most.
> 
> It goes without saying that now more than ever, we need to show up for
> one another. It truly takes a tribe to get us through and even though
> eventually we may leave this place, we will always be part of each
> other’s story. Even when the geography changes, we continue to show up
> for one another. It is in the hopes of continuing to be present,
> supportive, share space, love, compassion, and healing that we would
> like to invite everyone to a potluck at Dani Wilson’s house (90974 S
> Willamette St) this Saturday at 7pm. Please feel free to bring
> something to share but more than anything, please feel welcome to come
> to be in community for as much or as little time as you'd like. Let's
> make sure we are not going through it alone. Each one heal one.
> 
> Much Love,
> 
> 
> Bryan, SALA Diversity Chair
> 
> 
> What: Potluck and Healing Space
> When: Saturday 7pm
> Where: 90974 S Willamette St
> Who: Students, faculty, and staff
> 
> 
> --
> Bryan O. Rojas-Araúz
> Doctoral Student Counseling Psychology, University of Oregon 2021
> M.S. MFT & College Counseling, San Francisco State 2015
> BOR at UOregon.edu
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