Super Bowl Ad Tells of the First Step on the Journey Beyond Abuse If you watched the Super Bowl game on Sunday, you probably saw this ad. It was billed as the “first anti-domestic violence” ad ever — actually it is a public service announcement produced as part of the No More campaign with the …
Susan Omilian is the award-winning originator of My Avenging Angel Workshops™ helping women to thrive after abuse and author of The Thriver Workbook: Journey from Victim to Survivor to Thriver! Susan’s new novel will be available soon on Kindle and Amazon. Read more…
Check out the three winning entries of the “I am a Thriver” essay contest about the journey from victim to survivor to thriver. For more about this journey, visit thriverzone.com.
NEW BRITAIN — Belting out Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family” one late summer evening at Walnut Hill Park band shell, Vanessa Stevens looked and sounded like she’s on top of the world.
But it wasn’t always that way, for this 20-something lead singer of The Happening, a Connecticut cover band. After a series of abusive relationships — and one in particular — she had lost her voice. She never wanted to sing again.
“Living well is the best revenge” is the theme of the My Avenging Angel Workshops™ being offered this fall in Avon and Wethersfield, Connecticut by Susan M. Omilian — the workshop’s award-winning originator and facilitator. Described by participants as “life-changing,” these workshops provide the critical “next step” for women to break permanently out of the cycle of violence and “thrive” after abuse.
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