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Experiencing violence can leave you feeling overwhelmed, scared and unsure of what to do next. The THRIVE Violence Intervention Program at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center offers compassionate support and resources to help you heal and build a safer future.
The THRIVE Program at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center is a hospital-based violence intervention program (HVIP), which provides comprehensive support and resources for individuals affected by violence in Phoenix, Arizona.
The trauma from violence is devastating and far-reaching, affecting every aspect of a person’s life. The invisible wounds of violence can linger for years, even decades, and profoundly disrupts a person’s well-being. Our team of caring professionals will support individuals affected by violence on their journey to healing and help them build a safer, healthier future.
THRIVE stands for:
Teach about the effects of trauma
Heal with focus on mind, body and emotional healing
Renew your life by offering support and guidance
Intervene quickly to reduce risk
Visit you while you are in the hospital and after
Empower you to make choices that support your goals
If you’ve been hurt by violence, please know you’re not alone. Talk to a doctor, nurse, or any of the staff at St. Joseph’s Hospital—they can connect you with the THRIVE team for support.
These services are available by phone, office or home visit. Our team of advocates, case managers and social workers are here to listen and support those affected by violence on their journey to healing and path to a brighter future.
For more information about the THRIVE Trauma Prevention Program at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, please contact:
Jarion Brown