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Education and Training
The Royia Grizzell Foundation for Victims of Violence is actively involved in
education on many fronts. Royia Grizzell, one of the spokespersons, has been
speaking since 1996. All speaking engagements are tailored to your needs.
Be sure to contact Royia to set up education or a speaking engagment to fit
your venue.
Victims of Violence
- Self-esteem Building
- Crisis Management
- Further Education
- Facing the World Again
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General Public
- Signs of Domestic Abuse - 3 Segments
- The Work Tree
- Managing Work & Home
- Misery
- Life's Roller Coaster
- Dealing and Documenting
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Young Children
- Teasing
- Who and Why Are There Bullies
- Dealing with Disablities and Disfigurements
- Why are We Different?
- Who Do You Turn To?
- Possible Attackers and What To Do
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Teens
- Categories of Abuse
- Signs of Abuse
- Teasing
- Dealing with Disablities and Disfigurements
- Why are We Different?
- Who Do You Turn To?
- Self-Defense
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Physicians
- Less Pain for Patients
- Quicker Healing Time
- Newest and Most Regarded Procedures
- Practicing Up-To-Date Information
- Listen and Learn
- Training Your Staff
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Often victims of violence, especially domestic violence, are trapped in a cycle of non-recognition. Many domestic violence victims feel helpless and do not realize that there are
many agencies available to help them escape this despicable form of violence. Through
public seminars and educational curricula designed for children, teenagers, and college
students, the ongoing challenge of adopting a zero tolerance policy for domestic violence
may one day occur.
The education of the general public that victims of violence have avenues that can be
explored for restorative surgery and self-esteem building is vital to the Foundation.
Educating law enforcement officials and physicians of the availability of these services to
victims of violence is ongoing. Educating the medical profession, particularly those
involved in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery, on current wound healing, wound care,
and laser techniques will increase awareness for the betterment of scar therapy and yield
tremendous advantages for future victims.
The Foundation has an active educational program and continues to strive to expand its
informational base.
Contact
Royia Grizzell
615-672-8233
email vovf@bellsouth.net
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