Services & Support Programs
Empowering individuals and communities through peer support, creative expression, and lived experience insight.
Peer Support Training with CRAN Methodology
A hands-on role-playing class offered to families, friend/student groups, and colleagues. Every participant gets the opportunity to be both a person in crisis and a support person. Working from scenarios and loose scripting, this class inspires participants to find their own words and prepare for the day they may need to ask for support or be asked to support someone else in crisis.
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Check Events CalendarEmbodied Self-Regulation & Narrative 4 Method
Teaches participants somatic mind-body principles and techniques for self-regulation alongside a storytelling framework that increases communal empathy.
Poetry Fun
Combines group and individual activities that teach cooperation, fundamentals of poetry, and the connection between creative expression and social and emotional intelligence.
Vision Board for Success
A visual collaging workshop allowing participants to make a visual representation of their academic, professional, social, and personal development goals.
Consulting for University Peer Support Programs
Dance Walking Fool’s Founder, Marianne Murphy, reviews university peer support programs to broaden or incorporate lived experience insight and methodology that enhance academic and clinical pillars.
Keynote Speaking
Marianne Murphy is available for keynote speaking engagements. Please submit your inquiry including event location, estimated number of attendees, length, type of talk, and budget.
Grief Support for Loss Survivors
Monthly Zoom Support Group for Grief Share
A safe, compassionate place for loss survivors to gather and share their grief journey with peers.
Celebration of Life Private Events
If your loved one did not receive the celebration of life event you hoped for, it is never too late to honor them. These custom events fulfill your personal vision—bypassing the complications and taboos that death by suicide can bring—while providing group bereavement support.