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Looking for something to help you understand what's happening, try something different, or feel a little less alone? I've gathered resources I've found useful for survivors.
Search for a topic, a feeling, or what's happening.
Resources for understanding abandonment, rejection, attachment, and the impact of feeling left behind or unwanted.
EXPLORE →Resources related to addiction, compulsive behaviors, and the ways people cope with overwhelming experiences.
EXPLORE →Resources for spouses, partners, friends, and family members who want to understand and support a survivor.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding anger, resentment, frustration, and what your anger may be trying to tell you.
EXPLORE →Resources for anxiety, worry, fear, panic, and the nervous system responses that can keep you on high alert.
EXPLORE →Resources created with Black, Indigenous, and people of color survivors and their experiences in mind.
EXPLORE →Books that may offer connection, perspective, insight, or simply a good story while you're working through your own stuff.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding the brain, trauma, memory, stress, and how healing changes what happens in your brain and body.
EXPLORE →Resources for work, money, career decisions, and the ways trauma can show up in your working and financial life.
EXPLORE →Resources for rebuilding confidence, self-worth, and your belief that you can trust yourself and your abilities.
EXPLORE →Resources using creativity, art, movement, writing, and other forms of expression as part of healing.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding dissociation, DID, parts, and experiences involving different identities or states.
EXPLORE →Resources related to domestic violence, abusive relationships, safety, and getting support.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding emotions, naming what you're feeling, and getting more comfortable with your emotional life.
EXPLORE →Resources focused on experiences of abuse perpetrated by women, including the complicated dynamics that can come with that.
EXPLORE →Resources for exploring forgiveness, letting go, resentment, and what forgiveness can and cannot mean in recovery.
EXPLORE →Resources for grief, loss, mourning, and the feelings that can surface when you're letting go of what was or what you hoped for.
EXPLORE →Resources for grounding, settling your nervous system, and getting yourself back into the here and now.
EXPLORE →Resources for physical health, wellness, self-care, and taking care of the body you're healing in.
EXPLORE →Resources for navigating holidays, family gatherings, traditions, and the triggers that can come with them.
EXPLORE →Resources for finding hope, possibility, motivation, and a different way of imagining your future.
EXPLORE →Resources for legal questions, reporting, rights, attorneys, and navigating the legal side of abuse.
EXPLORE →Resources for LGBTQIA+ survivors and topics involving identity, sexuality, relationships, and healing.
EXPLORE →Resources specifically relevant to men and boys who have experienced childhood sexual abuse or other trauma.
EXPLORE →Films and movies that explore trauma, abuse, recovery, relationships, resilience, and the survivor experience.
EXPLORE →Music, meditations, and audio resources for reflection, grounding, relaxation, and connecting with yourself.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding narcissism, narcissistic abuse, manipulation, and difficult relationship dynamics.
EXPLORE →Resources exploring neurodiversity and the overlap between neurodivergent experiences, trauma, and healing.
EXPLORE →Resources for parents who are supporting children, navigating trauma, or working through their own experiences as parents.
EXPLORE →Resources for romantic relationships, connection, trust, intimacy, communication, and relationship skills.
EXPLORE →Resources for sexuality, intimacy, desire, pleasure, and reclaiming your relationship with your body and sexuality.
EXPLORE →Resources related to sexual exploitation, trafficking, survival, recovery, and support.
EXPLORE →Resources for understanding shame, guilt, self-blame, and the beliefs about yourself that abuse can leave behind.
EXPLORE →Resources for sleep, nightmares, rest, insomnia, and the ways trauma can interfere with getting the rest you need.
EXPLORE →Resources for working with the body, nervous system, movement, body memories, tapping, and somatic approaches to healing.
EXPLORE →Resources for spiritual abuse, religious trauma, ritual abuse, faith communities, and healing after religious harm.
EXPLORE →Crisis resources and places to turn when you need immediate support or are worried about your safety.
EXPLORE →Books, videos, and other stories from survivors sharing their experiences of abuse, recovery, and life afterward.
EXPLORE →Workshops, retreats, groups, training opportunities, and places offering dedicated space for healing and support.
EXPLORE →Try searching for a different word or phrase. You can search for a topic, a feeling, or what's happening.
Rachel is not a therapist, even though she sometimes draws upon her education in Counseling
Psychology when working with clients. If you are interested in therapy, diagnosis, or analysis,
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