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LaFewanda A. Robbins, MBA, MSW, LCSWA

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LaFewanda A. Robbins, MBA, MSW, LCSWA

Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist Associate at Alliance Community Transition Group

11/02/2026

As a mental health therapist, I want men to know that strength includes being vulnerable. Your feelings matter, and seeking support is never a weakness. Men deserve safe spaces to be heard, supported, and understood.

11/02/2026

After everything I’ve been through, I’ve learned that peace is priceless. A genuine smile, a quiet moment, and the freedom to simply enjoy life mean more to me than they ever did before. These days, I’m choosing to slow down, be present, and embrace the beauty in everyday life.

What simple moment has brought you joy lately?

11/01/2026

As a therapist, survivor, and woman who has faced her own challenges, I’ve learned that being strong doesn’t mean I have to carry everything alone. I can pour into others while still needing time to refill my own cup. I can be grateful and still have difficult days. My emotional health matters, too. Protecting my peace isn’t selfish; it’s necessary.

When was the last time you made yourself a priority?

11/01/2026

I’m stepping into November with a deeper appreciation for life and everything God has brought me through. I’ve experienced seasons that challenged my faith, stretched my strength, and taught me lessons I never expected to learn. But through it all, I’m still standing, still growing, and still believing that my best days are ahead.

October was especially meaningful to me. It was a month of advocacy, powerful conversations, and standing boldly in a purpose that is deeply personal. Sharing my journey and encouraging others reminded me that our experiences can become a source of hope and strength for someone else. Although Domestic Violence Awareness Month has ended, my commitment to advocating for change continues.

But as November begins, I’m shifting my focus from simply reflecting on what I’ve overcome to fully embracing the life I’m blessed to live. I’ve learned that every season doesn’t have to be about fighting battles, proving my strength, or carrying the weight of yesterday. Some seasons are meant for enjoying the peace you’ve worked so hard to find, nurturing meaningful relationships, and allowing yourself to experience happiness without guilt or explanation. This month, I’m being intentional about protecting my peace, enjoying life’s simple moments, pursuing new opportunities, and trusting God with what I cannot control.

I’m entering November with lessons from my past, peace in my present, and faith in the possibilities ahead. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life doesn’t have to be perfect to be beautiful.

10/31/2026

As a survivor, I know that domestic violence awareness cannot end when October does. My story has become part of my purpose, and my commitment to advocating for change remains strong. Domestic violence impacts both men and women. Every survivor deserves safety, dignity, and support. October may be ending, but my advocacy continues 365 days a year! 💜

10/31/2026

Surviving was only one chapter of my story. It was never meant to be the entire book! As a domestic violence survivor, I’ve learned that my worth was never determined by what I endured. Every chapter of my journey has taught me something about strength, forgiveness, healing, and reclaiming my voice.

Today, I stand in my purpose, not because my journey was easy, but because I refused to let my painful experiences define my future. As Domestic Violence Awareness Month comes to a close, my advocacy continues. My prayer is that every survivor, man or woman, recognizes that their story is not over.

We survived. We are healing. We are reclaiming. And we deserve to THRIVE! 💜

10/31/2026

Surviving domestic violence taught me the importance of never losing myself to meet someone else’s expectations. I’ve worked hard to reclaim my voice, peace, and happiness. Today, I’m choosing to live life on my own terms. Thriving isn’t perfection; it’s freedom to be ME!

10/30/2026

As a domestic violence survivor, one of the hardest things for me was learning to believe in a future I couldn’t yet see. When you’ve experienced pain, disappointment, and uncertainty, looking ahead isn’t always easy. I’ve had moments when I questioned my decisions, wondered what was next, and struggled to imagine how things would come together.

But I’ve learned something about myself along the way. I don’t need every answer to keep moving forward. I’m trusting God with the things I cannot control while continuing to pursue the dreams and goals that matter to me. I still have questions. I still have moments of uncertainty. But I also have faith, hope, and a genuine excitement about what life may bring. What I’ve survived is part of my story, but there is still so much of my life left to experience. 💜

10/30/2026

Not every victory in my life came with applause, and I’ve learned to be okay with that. As a domestic violence survivor, some of my greatest accomplishments have been the ones nobody witnessed. Finding my voice, establishing boundaries, making difficult decisions, and learning to trust myself again are victories I refuse to overlook.

I’ve learned that progress isn’t always measured by what others can see. Sometimes it’s simply recognizing that I handled something differently than I would have before. I’m proud of the progress I’ve made, even the parts nobody knows about. 💜

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