Whose baby is it now?

Ultimately, what matters most now is creating an environment in which genuine recovery can take root and grow at a healthy pace. Such an environment cannot be forced or rushed. It begins with honoring the survivor’s experience in its entirety, including the pieces that are painful, confusing, or difficult to speak aloud. This respect offers…

Elias had been hiking for days, the weight of his pack a familiar ache against his shoulders. The forest around him was dense and foreboding in the fading light, but a sense of peace washed over him as he looked up through the canopy. It wasn’t just the fresh air or the physical challenge; it was the escape….