A Place to Be Seen, Heard, and Supported
Trauma can affect how we see ourselves, relate to others, experience God, and imagine our future. Healing often requires more than information—it requires safety, truth, supportive relationships, and time.
At Phasing Out of Trauma, women walk alongside one another through Christ-centered peer support, practical trauma education, spiritual practices, and guided healing opportunities.
Begin Where You Are
Join us for:
General Support Meetings
Open weekly meetings where women can listen, share, pray, and experience supportive community. This is the best place to begin.
Phase Work Fellowships
Closed, small-group experiences that guide women through one healing phase at a time with structured reflection and spiritual practices.
Peer-to-Peer Mentorships
One-to-one support for women who desire consistent encouragement while working through a particular stage of healing.
Christ-Centered
Trauma Informed
Peer-Led
Peer support can complement therapy, pastoral care, spiritual direction, and other appropriate professional services.
Why Healing in Community Matters
Trauma often creates isolation, shame, and the belief that no one will understand. In healthy peer community, women can experience something different: being heard without being judged, seeing their experiences reflected in others, and receiving hope from women who are also doing their own healing work.
Our co-leaders share appropriately and honestly while maintaining healthy boundaries. They do not present themselves as therapists or as women who have everything figured out. They help create a space where every participant retains control over what she shares and when she shares it.
Share Without Pressure
Women are invited, but never forced, to share.
Practice New Tools
Meetings introduce practical and spiritual healing practices.
Listen and Feel Less Alone
Hearing others can reduce shame and isolation.
Receive Ongoing Encouragement
Women leave knowing they are remembered and supported in prayer.
