Healing on the Half Shell
We are a cottage fundraising org upcycling oyster shells into works of art 🦪 all funds raised go to BIPOC survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Spent this rainy day geeking out on all the magical bits of the sea we're currently preparing for a community event in recognition of Mental Health Month.
What does your relationshop with your mental health look like? How are you nourishing yourself, your loved ones, and your community as we collectively navigate systems and realities that challenge our wellness, mentally included?
Survivors of gender based violence often have mental health impacts that extend well beyond their trauma experience(s). This can look like coping through using substances, chronic conditions like depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and beyond.
Healing can look like ceremony, somatic releasing, and trauma-informed therapy. What does healing look like for you and your community?
Video description: A hand holds a palm-sized oyster shell with green and grey tones, turning the shell to show various lighting and angles.
03/01/2021
Bougie stripes, diamonds and frills 🌟
From fellow survivors:
1. We believe you.
2. It wasn't your fault.
3. You're not crazy.
4. You deserve to be seen.
5. You story needs to be shared when you feel safe and ready (enough)
6.Your healing will and is transforming the world as we know it 🥰
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Image 1: 3 rows of oyster shells with outer shells painted in shades of green, blue, pink, and yellow.
Image 2: 3 rows of oyster shells (inner shell); top row of shells are designed with white backgrounds and gold stripes or a golden lace design. Middle row are designed with gold polka-dots with a white background. Bottom row are designed with a white background and rows of gold triangles.
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