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A WARM LINE FOR FAMILIES IMPACTED BY A WORK DISPLACING HEALTHCARE EVENT

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OUR VISION

To cultivate a central line of support equipped with emotional and tangible resources that illuminates the mental health impact of job displacement.  

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to provide thorough emotional support to those navigating the unexpected reality of a work displacing healthcare event, with groups of volunteers who offer callers compassionate listening and valuable information to local resources.

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Emotional Support Warm Line & Secure Chat

Kind Souls offers secure phone and online chat sessions where individuals who have experienced a job-displacing  injury or illness can connect to a Kind Soul who is available to listen and emotionally support them through their journey. Kind Souls are also available to family members and caregivers who are supporting individuals throughout their injury or illness journey.

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Virtual Emotional Support Sessions

No matter what your emotional support needs may be, having  a support system will keep you on the path to recovery and/or can help you in making the emotional adjustment to new circumstances. Kind Souls are available for virtual face-to-face, pre-scheduled support sessions for individuals, families, and their caregivers.

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Resource Database and Navigation

Navigating illness and injury is complex, and each person has unique needs and circumstances. In some situations, healthcare delivery systems overlap. Kind Souls offers basic resource navigation and maintains a repository of state-by-state disability and resource guides to help individuals and families interface with complex healthcare and disability systems.

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American Psychology Association (APA) Dictionary Definition

The verbal and nonverbal processes by which one communicates care and concern for another, offering reassurance, empathy, comfort, and acceptance. It may be a major factor contributing to the effectiveness of self-help groups, within which members both provide and receive emotional support, and to attachment, in which the caregiver provides emotional support to the child.

Kind Souls Emotional Support Definition:

A safe space where you can explore your thought processes and subsequent feelings as well as find effective solutions that promote your overall well being.

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Written by Connect Healthcare Collaboration | Jan 4, 2023 9:21:54 PM

by Blake Fussell
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"When an employee experiences an injury or illness that has displaced them from work, physical health and financial concerns can take a toll. But the mental and psychosocial effects on the employee and their family can be just as difficult to push through and can often be overlooked..."

ANNOUNCING OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH

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Starting in the month of December Ametros will begin promoting Kind Souls’ Services to their members. “Experiencing a life-changing injury is never easy, and we believe each of our members and their families should have access to emotional support services. Our partnership with Kind Souls Foundation aims to do just that.” - Melissa Coleman, VP of Marketing for Ametros. We are humbled to be engaging in this partnership as we further illuminate the mental health impact of job displacement through emotional support and access to local resources for families in need.

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WCRI - March 21-22, 2023 - Phoenix, AZ

WPA - April 27-30, 2023 - Riverside, CA

RIMS - April 30-May 3, 2023 - Atlanta, GA

NYSIA - June 2023

CCWC - June 7-9, 2023 Anaheim, CA

WCI -  August 20-23, 2023 - Orlando, FL

NWCDC - September 20-22, 2023 - Las Vegas, NV

Meet Danielle - Executive Director

B.A. Psychology, M.A. Candidate

Danielle Troxel joins Kind Souls Foundation with 13 years of experience in the workers’ compensation and disability arena bringing her distinctive knowledge in psychology elevating our operations at Kind Souls Foundation. Over the last year, Danielle has begun her journey in pursuit of a master’s degree in psychology and plans to pursue a PhD in clinical neuropsychology. Her knowledge of mental health began as a volunteer working with her local youth crisis line. Danielle’s career has mainly been involved in various roles within the industries and she now joins Kind Souls Foundation at the perfect time intersecting her passion for mental health and industry involvement.

 

As Managing Director of Kind Souls Foundation, Danielle’s ambitious conviction to dedicate herself to helping people will fuel her success which will continue to feed the fire for Kind Souls Foundation. Danielle will make a difference by assisting individuals through the efforts of the Foundation in providing emotional and tangible resources to those experiencing a work displacing event.

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