Survivor healing groups aim to be a supportive safe space for individuals who have experienced trauma or challenging life events to come together and embark on a journey of healing and recovery. These groups offer a profound sense of belonging, understanding, and validation to participants, as they connect with others who have undergone similar struggles. Facilitated by trained professionals or experienced peers, survivor healing groups typically employ a range of therapeutic techniques and activities. By fostering a non-judgmental environment, survivor healing groups enable individuals to confront their pain, gain insights into their trauma, and develop healthy coping mechanisms. Through mutual support and collective healing, participants often find renewed strength, resilience, and a renewed sense of hope as they embark on their journey of personal growth and recovery.

Further Information

• Our groups are FREE and confidential

• Our groups are run by a psychologist/counsellor and a facilitator.

• You will leave with a new healing tool/method after every months group!

• Limited spots - only 12-15 people each session!

• We ask that you respect and be mindful of all people involved in these groups. Guidelines must be followed and any violence or harmful behaviour will not be tolerated.

• Location: The Place Charlestown - Frederick st. A WWYW staff will meet you in the front lobby.

• Wheelchair accessible, parking in Charlestown square. Pronoun labels will be available.

Come along for a morning of healing and empowerment at our upcoming - Stories of Survival. Guided by a team of caring and culturally-sensitive Indigenous female identifying facilitators, alongside a male identifying counsellor with experience in trauma support, and a talented Indigenous artist, this workshop offers a unique blend of therapeutic techniques and creative expression. 

Through art and guidance, attendees will find a place to rest and form connections. Join us for artistic exploration and collective healing as we honor your strength and resilience. All Indigenous survivors of sexual assault are warmly welcomed to participate in this inclusive and culturally-enriching event.