Survivors Unscripted. Let’s Talk About It
Being a survivor does not mean that you have to be a hero and try to get over it
MY TRAUMA
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
HOPE MATTERS
MY TRAUMA
YOU ARE NOT ALONE
HOPE MATTERS
STEPS TOWARDS MENTAL FITNESS
Stories Matter! We believe storytelling has the power to fight mental health stigma. Stories connect us and we find aspects of ourselves in other’s experiences. Through sharing experiences, we discover – we are not alone.
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Whatever your journey, everyone’s trauma speaks the same language. On the Hey Trauma Podcast, we talk “beyond” the symptoms to have real conversations about the unthinkable events in life, the unspeakable, and the aftermath of when bad things happen
This silence acts as a barrier to recovery and perpetuates the stigma of mental illness. It leaves survivors alone in the crowd of family and community to handle the aftermath of what has happened
When reflecting on childhood experiences, many put on rose-colored glasses and remember fun-filled summers consisting of birthday celebrations, block parties, sand castles, and the never-ending revolving door of joy.
They say that blood runs thicker than mud. You can wash the dirt off from
Your face after getting kicked when you're on the ground,
Over the last few months, I have found more of a voice for the racial injustice I have witnessed, and have gotten louder and louder, speaking up for what I deem to be right in this world.
Creating your personalized cocoon to thrive as a survivor, is a must! As a survivor, it is fundamentally important to create a “personal cocoon” for yourself in order to navigate this new world that you have suddenly been thrown into.
Raising a child that has survived a traumatic event in the early years of life is hard, complex and impossible to explain to those who have not experienced caring for a child survivor.
Trigger Warning: This article will discuss an individual’s personal experiences of being sexually molested as a child. This may be triggering to readers with similar experiences
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