![Reduce the Effects of Trauma through Collage [Zine Blog #3]](https://sp-ao.shortpixel.ai/client/to_auto,q_lossless,ret_img,w_200,h_200/https://trans-survivors.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/zine-blog-3a-alex-kapitan-300x300.jpg)
Reduce the Effects of Trauma through Collage [Zine Blog #3]
Did you know that recent studies have shown that when you spend at least forty-five minutes per day on an artistic or creative project, you reduce your cortisol levels and your stress? Whether you think of yourself as an artist or not doesn’t matter—people with no...“Recognizing White Privilege” (with Dee Dee Chamblee)
Trans elder and activist Dee Dee Chamblee talks about when white allies are able to recognize their privilege, and make space for communities of color, it helps to break down barriers, improves connections, and make for more effective partnerships. To See...
Therapist Panel – Clients struggling with multiple issues
At our June 17, 2017 monthly meeting FORGE invited a panel of therapists from the Milwaukee area to meet with the trans community members to discuss issues important to them. In this excerpt, Gregory Simons, Kim Skerven, Dianne Frances, and Jan Singer discuss their...
Ignacio Rivera: Self Care
Therapist Panel – Informed Consent and more
FORGE invited a panel of therapist to our June 17, 2017 monthly meeting to meet with the trans community and discuss issues important to them. In this excerpt, Gregory Simons, Kim Skerven, Dianne Frances, and Jan Singer talk about informed consent verses standards of...
Honoring grief, practicing compassionate storytelling, and choosing life and hope are all ways that survivors can be blessed by the memories of the people they have lost and treat them at last with the dignity they deserve through the actions survivors choose now. Read more in “The Gift of Traumatic Intrusions,” at forge.tips/3xgbR0E.
[Image: On a pink background, a line drawing of a tree. Text: “Storytelling in community is the healing magic that keeps survivors like me alive.” FORGE logo.]
![Honoring grief, practicing compassionate storytelling, and choosing life and hope are all ways that survivors can be blessed by the memories of the people they have lost and treat them at last with the dignity they deserve through the actions survivors choose now. Read more in “The Gift of Traumatic Intrusions,” at https://forge.tips/3xgbR0E.
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