A solution-focused 18-session workshop helping women^* heal from trauma and move beyond society's toxic messages about femininity

Trauma is prevalent among women of all ages, and it can be compounded by social conditioning that portrays femininity as weak and subservient. There are many gender-neutral resources for understanding and healing from trauma, but few take a gender-responsive approach. Healing Women's Pain recognizes that gender issues influence how women respond to trauma, and that women have unique needs for recovery.

This curriculum's interactive, trauma-informed sessions help women reflect on the sources of their trauma, develop compassion for self and others, set healthy boundaries, and embark on a healing journey that will help them reframe their narratives and live authentic lives. The set includes a Facilitator's Guide and participant Workbook for a complete package that accommodates all learning styles. With this evidence-backed program, facilitators can create the safe, trusting, and open environment that girls and women need to heal.

Dr. Sophia Murphy has been in the field of mental health for almost two decades. She provides psychotherapy to individuals, couples, families, and groups in a range of settings. She is certified as a personal trainer, sex coach, sexologist, and licensed as a professional counselor and specializes in the decolonization of all oppressed people.

Dan Griffin is the author of numerous publications focused on men including A Man’s Way through the Twelve Steps and Helping Men Recover. He and his colleagues have partnered with Dr. Murphy to create Amazing Moms and Healing Women’s Pain.

Jonathan De Carlo, CAS, is a Certified Addiction Specialist, an international consultant, speaker, & trainer with over thirty years of service in the behavioral health field. He currently serves as Chief Growth Officer of The Redpoint Center. He is also co-owner & Director of Operations for Ross Hollow Counseling & Consulting, providing psychosocial rehabilitation, individual & group counseling, marriage & family therapy, as well as organizational development & consultation services.

^*The term “women” is used to include all persons who identify as female, feminine, femme, and other identities that do not align with masculinity. This verbiage does not solely recognize gender as binary and is intended only as a means of context.