Sparking stories from lives affected by incest and sexual abuse to be told and heard.
Donna Jenson has written a book based on her own experience: Healing My Life from Incest to Joy. It's being released in Fall 2017.
What She Knows: One Woman’s Way Through Incest to Joy, is a one-woman play written and performed by Donna Jenson with music by John Sheldon.
Donna Jenson has made it her life's work to help people who have survived sexual abuse find their voice and use it.
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Healing My Life is a story that is unique and personal in its detail, yet also universal and human in its impact. If we could raise even one generation without violence or shaming, we have no idea what might be possible. -Gloria Steinem
“I can feel safe in this beautiful space Donna & Jackie have created for us. I am overwhelmed by emotion at the mere thought of being part of this group. I see so much hope and possibility to gain. I am beginning a new chapter coming here.”
–JocEve
“TTT’s writing workshop provides a safe and nurturing forum for Survivors to tell our stories and be heard. The gentle, gradual exercises promote mindfulness and help build confidence, bringing joy and laughter that are antidotes to our habitual distress. Most empowering of all is the closeness that develops when we risk sharing the truths of our hearts. The result is a real contradiction to the isolation and shame that hold Survivors back, and a radiant force for healing.”
–J.C
“The circle you gather together becomes therapeutic and empowering ….a kind of healing that ironically is way beyond words. Presence and compassionate listening heals so many wounded uncertainties. These circles are life serving…and rich with the spirit of giving and receiving.”
“I totally loved the workshop! It was exactly what I’ve been needing (even telling people I’ve been needing) for a long time now. What a relief to be part of that amazing circle of women.”
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