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Community Healing Circles Empower Parents Across King County



In an era where parenting comes with increasing challenges, one local initiative is offering a much-needed space for connection, support, and healing.


Thanks to the support of King County, a monthly healing circle for parents has become a vital sanctuary for families. The gatherings provide a safe, compassionate space for parents to share experiences, discuss pressing issues like youth smoking and vaping, and build lasting community bonds.


“These circles are more than just meetings,” said one participant. “They’re a lifeline. We’re learning, healing, and growing together.”


Each session tackles real-world concerns while encouraging open dialogue. Parents exchange insights, resources, and strategies on how to talk to their children about risky behaviors while also reinforcing healthy habits at home.


Organizers credit the success of the circles to the dedication of their facilitators and the active participation of families committed to making positive change.


As the program continues to grow, its impact is clear: stronger families, better communication, and a healthier future for the next generation.


The next healing circle is already on the horizon, and the invitation is open to all parents seeking support, understanding, and empowerment.


Together, they’re proving that community care can lead to lasting change!

 
 
 

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