We connect sexual trauma survivors with trauma-informed, sliding-scale, holistic healers + offer professional training on sexual assault + trauma-informed care.
Just published!
12 Elements: A Guide for Trauma-Informed Care is a new resource designed to increase the capacity of healthcare, healing & advocacy professionals to create trauma-informed spaces for survivors. It's available as a digital download for $10.
https://t.co/b1QL2E1Oa9
We are elated to share our Decade Report which reflects on our impact over the last ten years.
We invite you to read it & learn how our work is transforming society's response to the trauma of sexual violence.
https://t.co/V8Aqz4T3uV
#sexualtrauma#survivor#embodiedhealing
This is a guiding truth for our work.
“The best treatment for trauma is to prevent it. To get to people sooner. To treat trauma before a person's symptoms manifest. To unwind the impact as soon as possible, rather than waiting until we can see the evidence of it." -Kathy Kain
We invite you to explore our newest resource - a digital guide for sexual trauma survivors & the healing professionals seeking to support them through the practice of yoga.
This resource centers survivors’ experiences navigating the risks & rewards of trauma healing w/ yoga.
My nonprofit @BreatheNet released our “trauma-informed care & yoga toolkit: a guide for survivors and healing professionals” today!
This resource is intended to support sexual trauma survivors & the healing professionals collaborating with them.
https://t.co/sxUfXnZ54p
"Trauma Informed" does NOT mean "I have trauma, so I can relate."
"Trauma Informed" does NOT mean "I'll be 'extra nice' because people have trauma."
"Trauma Informed" indicates:
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Thank you @RachelintheOC for this necessary article.
We recognized the lifelong costs of healing, as well, many effective trauma therapies are still not covered by insurance.
This is why all of our providers offer a sliding-scale rate for health & healing services.
“What are we putting survivors through when we ask them to be the ‘acceptable’ face of abortion, when we politicize their most painful traumas to advocate for basic health-care access?”