This training aims to illuminate the internal emotional and mental recovery that often gets forgotten and/or minimized when one endures a major physical recovery.

The first story represented the period before realizing change is possible, facing that possibility, wrestling with fear and inhibitions, and increasing motivation for change to a point of action. The second piece demonstrated a narrative of moving forward with change despite lack of clarity, facing doubts and criticism, developing internal growth, and finally gaining the self-confidence to experience freedom and peace in this new place of change.

This training explores the impact that carrying a diagnosis of HIV can have on an individual by displaying various responses to the question - if you could take your diagnosis out of yourself and put it in front of you, what would it look like, what would it be doing, and how would you relate to it?

Drawing on our own personal experiences, we demonstrate our many shades of grief to help normalize the nuances and experiences of our audience members.

This training takes a deeper look into the mind of an individual struggling with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

This training, set to an educational monologue, is a true visual representation of family systems theory, homeostasis, first order change, and the process of moving into second order change.