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Healers' Garden
Bamboo
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Butterfly Garden Children's
Garden Healers'
Garden
Honeysuckle
Border
Leyland Cypress
Border
Remembrance Garden:
High-Tech Torture
Remembrance Garden: Mind
Control
Remembrance Garden:
Slavery
Remembrance Garden:
Torture Right-of-Way
Border
Rose
Garden
This section honors helping professionals who have provided long-term aid to victims and survivors.
Bee Balm - hardy, tall perennial with vivid red blossoms in the summer. Planted spring 2004.
Black-Eyed Susan - native perennial. Bold, dark yellow, daisy-like flowers with dark, raised centers. Planted spring 2006.
Magnus Coneflower - tall perennial known for medicinal healing properties. Large purple flowers with extended cone-like centers. Attracts butterflies. Planted spring 2004.
Gaura Whirling Butterflies (3) - thin stalks, delicate white flowers in early summer through fall. Planted spring 2004.
Butterfly Flower - native perennial. Planted spring 2004.
Husker's Red Beard Tongue - tall perennial. Deep reddish-purple foliage and small, white or pale lavender flowers. Attracts hummingbirds. Planted spring 2004. Sea Pink Thrift - low-growing mounds of grassy leaves with small, brilliant, dark pink flowers in the summer. Planted spring 2005. Tricolor Stonecrop - low-growing perennial with tiny, thick green-white-pink leaves. Planted spring 2004.
In the Healers' Garden, we give special honor to the following helping professionals:
Dr. Cornelia Wilbur, 1909-1992
Dr. Wilbur became a professor of psychiatry at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine in 1967. She practiced psychiatry for more than 40 years. Dr. Wilbur, an authority on multiple personality disorder [MPD], co-authored two textbooks and had more than 50 articles published in professional journals. Even after her death, Dr. Wilbur's professionalism was consistently attacked by professionals representing the False Memory Syndrome and its affiliates, who tried to convince the public that Dr. Wilbur "created" MPD in her severely dissociated clients - particularly a client who used the alias Sybil.
Valerie Wolf, 1948-2002 As a licensed Social Worker and therapist, Valerie Wolf was instrumental in helping to expose U.S. government mind-control experimentation on children. In March, 1995, she and two of her clients - Claudia Mullins and Chris deNicola - testified before the U.S. Presidential Commission on Radiation Committee about these issues. After the hearings, Ms. Wolf went on to work with more clients, while also teaching other therapists how to more effectively work with mind-control and criminal occult ritual abuse victims. Unfortunately, Ms. Wolf lost her license to practice in July, 2000. Many of her clients were deeply devastated - not once, but twice: first, they lost her as their therapist, and then they lost her to cancer. Her 2/6/02 obituary was published in Louisiana's Times-Picayune: Valerie B. Wolf, a graphic arts student and former social worker, died Monday of cancer at Memorial Medical Center. She was 54. Mrs. Wolf was born in Vancouver, B.C., Canada, and lived in New Orleans since 1975. She received a master's degree in social work from Syracuse University and a master's in physical education from Ithica College. She was enrolled at Tulane University. She was a member of Touro Synagogue, a past president of the New Orleans Chapter of the National Council of Jewish Woman and a member of Sweet Adelines... An early pioneer, Ms. Wolf counseled severely dissociated clients who were survivors of the CIA's MKULTRA mind control programs. As she learned about the devastating effects of CIA mental programming and criminal ritual abuse from her clients, she developed methods to help them deprogram and integrate. Next, she taught other professionals how to help their clients to deprogram. We honor Ms. Wolf for her pioneering efforts, and for many other contributions she made to the betterment of the lives of clients, to the survivor community, and to society as a whole. Here is a link to an In Memoriam web page that honors Valerie Wolf's life and efforts: http://www.tulanelink.com/mind/valeriewolf_box.htm
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Emergency contacts and resources
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Charities of East Tennessee, Inc. Children's Focus
Adolescent Services: Family Help in Tennessee The
Partnership Survival
Necessities Assistance USA
Abuse
Consultants Child
Help USA Cyber
Tipline Domestic
Abuse Helpline for Men Friends
of Battered Women and Their Children Hot
Peach KID
SAVE National
Center National
Center National
Family National
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Runaway/ Adolescent Suicide Hotline National
Suicide Hotline National
Youth Prevent
Suicide Rape,
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Abuse for Stop
It Now! Suicide
Prevention Virtual
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for Treatment of Sexual Abuse & Childhood Trauma Hot
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of Violence Virtual
Global Task Force (VGT)
Many more helpful contacts are listed on NAFF's Recovery Resources and More Resources web pages. |
Every day around the world, and even here in the United States,
children are sold into virtual slavery or traffic for the worst forms of sexual
abuse - President Bill Clinton, U.N.
Protocol Orders Signing Ceremony
July 5, 2000. |
