May you find the village that helps you heal

Two women having a conversation in a modern, plant-filled indoor space. One woman is seated on a sofa, holding a glass, while the other woman, seated across, has an open notebook or folder in her hands. Small tables and potted plants are also visible.

Trauma recovery and healing is better with companionship, not alone.

A woman with curly hair and glasses smiling at a laptop in a cozy cafe setting.

Lets embark on this journey together.

Trauma is complex and very individual, so healing from the trauma is also very individualistic. At my lowest, when I was desperately looking for support online, I had so many options but everything was dispersed. I visited and researched so many options, adding to the mental load that I did not have the headspace for.

Overtime I found the right tools and techniques, and I want to share it with everyone. My goal is to share my personal trauma, pain and how I worked on identifying it, processing it and either letting go or accepting it while reducing the shame and guilt. Maybe someone who has similar experiences but hasn’t had the right support finds my story helpful and benefits from the tools that helped me.