Category Archives: Education

In today’s digital age, prioritizing online safety for our children is non-negotiable. As they explore the internet for education and entertainment, the risks of exposure to inappropriate content and online threats loom large. Establishing a foundation of digital responsibility early on is paramount to safeguarding their well-being and fostering healthy online habits. By actively engagingContinueContinue reading “Staying Safe Online”

Music Therapy is a therapeutic approach that harnesses the power of music to improve mental health and well-being. It utilizes the naturally uplifting properties of music to address physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual needs, aiming to enhance the quality of people’s lives. According to the AMTA, music therapy interventions can address a variety of healthcareContinueContinue reading “Music Therapy Begins at The Well”

Art therapy is an emotional expression without having to use verbal words, which can allow survivors of trauma to feel safer in sharing their experiences. It provides a safe way to approach traumatic memories and puts visibility to suffering. According to researchers, the process of creating art helps with emotion regulation and has been foundContinueContinue reading “Art Therapy Begins at The Well”

Harmony, Bronwen, Jessika, and others tell the stories of being sexually exploited through trafficking, prostitution, and the sex industry in their own words. “The only way to survive is to become totally numb… so whether that’s through drugs, or through dissociation, many of us are capable of doing that because we have had histories ofContinueContinue reading “Survivors’ Stories”

May is Mental Health Awareness month. We KNOW that there is a gap in mental healthcare for survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation. Polaris Project conducted the very first National Survivor Study and Survey, and the results are astounding. In short, survivors are not thriving. The top need reported by survivors is trauma-informed behavioral andContinueContinue reading “National Trafficking Survivors Study & Survey”