Blog tagged as Women Supporting Women

Heat, Fatigue, and Emotional Regulation

Late summer can take more out of us than we realize. Heat, disrupted sleep, dehydration, busy schedules, and the return to school-year routines can all place additional stress on the body, and when our bodies are taxed, our emotional capacity can feel smaller too. For women who have experienced trau...

02.09.26 08:53 PM - Comment(s)
Weaving Grace's 1 Phase Closer to Full Healing
At the close of Phase 1, something sacred happens—women begin to tell their stories. In safe, compassionate community, silence breaks, voices rise, and healing begins. What was once hidden starts to transform into truth, connection, and the first steps toward lasting freedom.
30.03.26 08:41 PM - Comment(s)
Forgiving Myself for What I Did to Survive

Phase 14 marks a sacred turning point in the Phasing Out of Trauma journey. It is the second phase in Moving Beyond Our Trauma—a place where healing begins to shift from understanding what happened to us toward compassionately addressing how we learned to survive it.


Many women enter this phase carry...


18.12.25 08:25 AM - Comment(s)
Laying Down What We’ve Carried
In Phase 13 we offered a Release Practice where women held heavy chains symbolizing their burdens, then laid them at the cross. Some released quickly, others slowly—but each moment was sacred. Release isn’t forgetting; it’s trusting Jesus to carry what once crushed us.
25.11.25 10:29 PM - Comment(s)

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