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Looking Back: A Survivor Confronts Her Childhood

This film features a young woman, Trynelle, reflecting on her past, highlighting how her perception of her childhood memory has shifted over time. She discusses growing up being exposed to experiences that led to childhood trauma. Her story is one of hardship and resilience in the face of trauma. This conversation underscores the critical need for mental health support for those who have endured such childhood experiences . 🖤 🎥 About the Filmmakers This film is part of Braving Healing, a feature-length documentary and storytelling platform amplifying the voices of survivors, experts, and advocates working to end CSA and support healing journeys worldwide. Braving Healing is possible because Jeffrey Preszler and his team at Preszler Injury Lawyers have chosen to partner with us, Kat and Luke, to make this platform a reality. LEARN MORE at https://BravingHealing.com 🕊️JOIN OUR BRAVING HEALING FACEBOOK COMMUNITY Join our private survivor-focused Facebook group: / 1819220701942373 🇨🇦 About The Gatehouse At The Gatehouse, they provide trauma-informed programs and peer-led support groups for adult survivors of CSA. They welcome CSA survivors of all genders seeking connection, community, and a path toward healing. Learn More about The Gatehouse here: https://thegatehouse.org/ 📍 WHY DID WE PARTNER WITH JEFFREY PRESZLER AND HIS TEAM? Braving Healing is possible because Jeffrey Preszler and his team at Preszler Injury Lawyers. As partners, they provide the funding and support for us to spend the time and resources to produce films and videos every single month. This partnership is the culmination of a relationship that spans many years. The following short film introduces you to two of the partners at the firm who work on these cases and what civil cases look like for survivors: https://bravinghealing.com/about/our-... DISCLAIMER: We are a storytelling platform. This is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment in any way. If you are struggling, please seek the help of professional medical and mental health experts.