After trauma, it’s common to feel like you’re supposed to move on. But healing doesn’t look like pretending everything is fine. It looks like reaching out. Talking to someone. Taking care of your mental health. Survivors often carry anxiety, depression, or PTSD. That doesn’t mean they’re weak. It means they’re human. In Utah, there are mental health resources designed with survivors in mind. Support groups. One-on-one counseling. Safe places where you can be heard and supported. You deserve care that meets you where you are. We’re here to help you find it. 📞 Utah Statewide Sexual Assault Helpline English: (801) 736-4356 Español: (801) 924-0860 (fb)

🗓️ SAVE THE DATE: June 5 is our national #DayOfAction to demand critical federal funding for sexual assault and domestic violence services. Mark your calendar. Tell your community. Raise your voice. Lives are on the line. Programs are closing. Congress must act — and they need to hear from you. 📢 We’ve made it easy to take action: use the link in our bio to quickly find your representatives and copy/paste sample messages. Join us and raise your voice: survivors and communities are counting. #FundSafetyNow #ProtectVictims #SaveTheDate (fb)