Starting in my childhood I got the kinds of scars that you can't see. There were times when I felt alone and shamed. I know how important it is to take the first steps in my own healing with the help of available support to get me in a continuum of care. I also know sharing with others in need can change lives. Let me help you and help others take those first steps.

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TONJA MYLES IN MEDIA

Tonja has presented her inspirational message at prisons, churches, conferences, schools, trainings, community events, Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University, public television, documentaries, and the White House.

"Tonja Myles is passionate about her faith, her family, and her Community. Our City daily reaps the benefits of Tonja's commitment to serve others. She has especially made an impact in transforming the lives of those suffering from addiction and mental health issues."

Mayor Sharon-Weston Broome
East Baton Rouge Parish

"Tonja has always been willing to help people find resources so that they can live their best life. What makes Tonja so great is that she is 100% authentic. She can relate to everyone because she is her true self all the time."

Dr. Marjorie Pearson, Medical Director

Post Trauma Institute

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

"I have worked with Tonja for over 15 years. Her ability to work with so many individuals, families and organizations, to provide hope and resources, has made her a valuable asset in our community and country as a peer support specialist and mental health advocate."

Hillar Moore, District Attorney