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Tu regalo a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_OQfH_YLYc" target="_blank">PROJECTbraincore </a>ayuda a los niños a construir la base neurológica para el aprendizaje a través del movimiento mismo. PROJECTbraincore es un programa de aprendizaje basado en el movimiento que fortalece la conexión cerebro-cuerpo que los niños necesitan para concentrarse, regularse y crecer, utilizando el juego, la integración sensorial y el movimiento intencionado en lugar de una hoja de trabajo. Este año escolar, PROJECTbraincore está llevando ese trabajo directamente a la programación después de la escuela en el YMCA de Greater Long Beach y el YMCA de Anaheim Family para encontrarse con los niños donde ya están, en las comunidades que moldean sus vidas diarias. Cada sesión está diseñada para integrar el desarrollo infantil tanto del cuerpo como del cerebro para construir atención, coordinación y regulación emocional juntos, no en aislamiento. Tu donación financia directamente estas sesiones después de la escuela: instrucción/evaluaciones dirigidas por profesionales, equipos de movimiento, capacitaciones para el personal del sitio, apoyo a padres/maestros y materiales que ayudan a los niños a desarrollar habilidades que llevarán al aula y más allá. Cada regalo único o mensual nos ayuda a llegar a más niños, en más lugares, con un modelo de aprendizaje que comienza en el cuerpo. Da una vez, o conviértete en un patrocinador mensual de PROJECTbraincore y ayúdanos a sostener este trabajo durante todo el año.

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The Jonas Project: Recovery Begins in the Body Named for someone we love. Built for everyone still finding their way back. The Jonas Project brings body-based, trauma-informed education into the conversation about addiction and recovery. Through movement, nervous system regulation, body awareness, and Physioenergetic Anatomy® principles, we help young people and families explore the stress, grief, trauma, relationships, and generational patterns that may contribute to disconnection from the body and from self. The Jonas Project focuses on transition-age youth, ages 16–25, whose lives have been touched by substance use, including young people aging out of foster care, experiencing homelessness, or living with mental health challenges. We also support their families, and we train the clinicians, counselors, peer-support teams, and program staff who walk alongside them. Our work includes:<ul><li>Community Outreach &amp; Awareness. Participating in sobriety festivals, recovery events, health fairs, schools, community programs, and public conversations to raise awareness about substance use, trauma, the nervous system, and recovery.</li><li>Recovery Program Partnerships. Partnering with substance-use treatment and recovery organizations to bring body-based, trauma-informed education into existing programs.</li><li>Body-Based Recovery Programming. Educational experiences that incorporate movement, body awareness, breathing, nervous system regulation, and other Physioenergetic principles as complementary supports within established recovery care.</li><li>Professional Training. Education for clinicians, recovery professionals, counselors, peer-support teams, and program staff on how trauma, chronic stress, grief, and nervous-system patterns can influence the body during addiction and recovery.</li><li>Workforce Development &amp; Practitioner Training. Helping substance-use programs understand how to incorporate appropriately trained body-based practitioners into their continuum of care.</li><li>Family &amp; Community Education. Helping families understand addiction through a compassionate, whole-person lens, with education about the role of connection, relationships, trauma, grief, and the body in recovery.</li></ul> The Jonas Project provides education and complementary, body-based support. It does not replace medical care, detox, or clinical addiction treatment, and it is designed to work alongside licensed treatment and recovery providers. Give to The Jonas Project today and help expand recovery beyond stopping a substance so more people can reconnect with their bodies, their relationships, their sense of self, and the life they want to live.

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