women's support group
This is an Interactive Online Healing & Empowerment Program for Women Recovering from Domestic Abuse
This transformative online program is designed specifically for women who want to rebuild their lives while they are still in and after being in a domestic abuse atmoshere. At the heart of the program lies the gentle yet powerful understanding of the Principles of Mind, Consciousness, and Thought. Through this lens, women begin to see their experience not as a permanent identity, but as a chapter that does not define them. By reconnecting to their own inner wisdom and recognizing the role thought plays in shaping their moment-to-moment experience, deep healing becomes not only possible—but inevitable.
Integrated with the Inner Power Mastery framework , women are guided to break free from limiting beliefs, rebuild their sense of identity, and step into renewed confidence. Each session is designed to cultivate self-awareness, grounding, and nervous system safety. For those needing additional support, we may offer a volunteer IEMT (Integral Eye Movement Therapy) session—an evidence-informed modality known to help gently release trauma responses stored in the body. This is more than just a program—it's a sacred space where healing meets empowerment, and where survivors begin to see themselves not through the lens of pain, but through the truth of their worth and resilience.
2025 Dates
8 AM on Zoom
Saturday, August 23, 2025
"Understanding our Thoughts"
Please reach out to us below and share where you are at in this moment and we will send you a private link to this Zoom Call
4 in 10
Women
Experience
Coercive
Control
1 in 3
Women
Experience
Domestic Abuse
40%
Women
Experience
Sexual Assault
What is domestic violence?
Domestic violence is a pattern of abusive behavior in a relationship that is used by one partner to establish power and control over another partner. Abusers use fear and intimidation, often including the threat or use of violence, to establish and maintain control. Domestic violence can include physical, sexual, emotional, economic, and psychological abuse.
We Are Survivors
My advice to other survivors is to reach out and accept the support that you need. There is no shame in getting help, EVERYONE needs help at times. Remember it takes time, for me it has taken many years. Now I am on the other side and want to show others there is no reason to be afraid or ashamed. WE are not the ones who did something wrong! You are worthy, you are loved, you deserve this help. And remember one day, your story will help others to leave too...
I am no longer afraid. I am no longer ashamed. It has taken me many years to reach this healing, and I hope sharing my story in some small way helps others to know...You can do it too! (Kristin, California)
I would like to start off by saying this to all women going through any type of abuse: Stay strong and know that you are worth fighting for! Many of us that have been through abusive relationships tend to be more reserved, shy, and timid. It is time for us to stand proud and be heard! I was in a very abusive relationship for almost 6 years until I just couldn't take it anymore. The last time was when I already left and trying to start over. I got computers thrown at me, my knee crushed between two cars, and dragged down steps by my hair. After that I moved to a totally different state with no money, no place to live, no car, and very limited funds. I also had my 4 children with me. It was hard but I started over with only the support of my loving children. The point of this story is: You do have the strength to get out, the determination to be safe, and the courage to start over! Don't waste your life being someone else's cruel enjoyment. There is more out there for you. (Sabrina, Missippi)
