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Memorial Hermann The Woodlands brought together trauma survivors and the medical teams who saved them for an emotional celebration of recovery. Patients who arrived near death shared their inspiring journeys back to health.
President Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to speed up approval of psychedelic therapies for PTSD, backed by $50 million in new research funding. The move could bring relief to millions of veterans and trauma survivors as soon as this summer.
Three decades after genocide, Rwanda's community-based mental health network continues healing thousands each year with care that reaches survivors where they live. The numbers show progress, but also a commitment to long-term support that never stops.
After surviving 26 years of addiction and abuse, Keila Rochford now dedicates her life to showing others what healing looks like. She and fellow survivor Vickie Meeks Miller are transforming their painful pasts into powerful outreach work across Virginia.
A Washington, D.C. bakery is creating jobs for women overcoming domestic violence, trafficking, and mental health struggles while supplying Irish shortbread to luxury hotels nationwide. The business model proves social impact and quality products can go hand in hand.
After 50 years of buried trauma, Aunty Lorraine Peeters turned her pain into purpose by creating the Marumali Program. Her healing journey now helps thousands of Aboriginal Australians and trauma survivors across the country find peace.
More than 100 experts just released a groundbreaking guide to help healthcare workers recognize and treat dissociation, a misunderstood condition affecting millions of trauma survivors. The book dismantles harmful myths and provides hope through proven treatments.
Dori Laub survived the Holocaust, then spent 40 years recording other survivors' stories and discovered something powerful: listening itself can heal. His pioneering work created the world's first video testimony archive and transformed how we help trauma survivors recover.
After volunteering for over 20 years at The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay, Tim Traud received a $50,000 grant from the Tampa Bay Lightning to continue helping trauma survivors. The award came during the team's "Hockey Talks" night dedicated to breaking mental health stigma.