Healing from trauma can be a journey. The way we heal is greatly impacted by who we are as individuals, the identities we hold, our geographies, and our histories. Access to resources like therapy can be challenging for some and those people still deserve the opportunity to have space held for them and to experience community. With respect to the far-reaching and complex impact of trauma, CARE offers alternative forms of healing for survivors including yoga, journaling, music, art, and dance.
Healing programs are open to all current UCLA students of all genders and backgrounds. Programs are also available by request and can be tailored to the unique needs of individuals and communities. If you would like more information about requesting a program for your organization or department, please contact CARE.
Pleasure After Trauma:
Pleasure is described as a feeling of happy satisfaction as well as a measure of freedom. Led by CARE Advocates Rebecca Escoto and Priscilla Gomez, this healing workshop will provide a safe space for survivors to incorporate pleasure in their everyday lives through peer-to-peer connections, discussions, and opportunities for creative expression.
Wednesdays | February 26, March 5, 12 and 19
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Intake with a CARE Advocate is required for participation.
Click this link to sign up.