Supporting Survivors
We have supported more than 80 survivors of abuse
Courses and events delivered to support and advocate for survivors
Report improvements in key mental health markers
What We Do
We help survivors of abuse take back control of their mental health. We do this through short courses, created and led by trainers with lived experience.
We have particular specialism supporting and advocating for survivors of the sex trade – who typically experience multiple abuses and vulnerabilities.
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Experienced Abuse?
Have you experienced abuse? We run courses on a range of key mental health issues.
We can help you process domestic abuse, recover after the sex trade, deal with panic attacks and more…
Find out more about our courses here
Support Victims?
We have supported more than 80 survivors since we set up in 2020 – all online so accessible to women anywhere. Multiple services, from mental health to sexual abuse centres, routinely refer clients.
We can help your service rapidly improve outcomes (and meet funding targets) rather than leaving clients waiting years for formal therapy.
Why it Works
A peer trainer talks about her experiences of the sex industry and the work we do
We use the ‘Recovery College’ Model – globally acclaimed as a high impact form of mental health self help.
This means we run courses in small groups, created and run with trainers with lived experience. This helps our students understand the mental health issues they face and find the life long tools that work for them to take back control.
It is, in effect, a form of self-help CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) – retraining the brain into more positive patterns.
