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Leaders at Peace at Home Family Shelter recognized Ana Bridges, Ph.D., with the prestigious 2025 Courage Award during their annual luncheon held on October 2 at the Fayetteville Public Library. Dr. Bridges, a clinical psychology professor at the University of Arkansas, has played a pivotal role in establishing trauma-informed therapy services within the shelter.
Through her collaboration with the university, Dr. Bridges has developed programs that address the complex mental health needs of individuals affected by domestic violence and trauma. Her innovative approach emphasizes the importance of understanding the psychological impact of trauma, ensuring that clients receive compassionate and effective care.
The award ceremony celebrated not only Dr. Bridges' contributions but also highlighted the ongoing commitment of Peace at Home to provide vital support and resources for families in crisis. This recognition underscores the importance of integrating academic expertise with community service to foster healing and resilience among vulnerable populations.
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