Ayana Thomas
"In the beginning, words fail, leaving only pain, shock, tears, and a profound void in the heart. Tears become the constant dialogue of the pain within, consuming every facet—physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional.
Our world is in desperate need of healing. My mission is to assist grieving women in finding a new purpose in life.
Allow me the opportunity to be a guide on your journey towards healing."
I offer support to ALL women, with a specialized focus on those affected by the criminal legal system, navigating trauma and adverse loss, and feeling trapped.
My mission is to provide unwavering support to women affected by the criminal legal system, guiding them through the intricate journey of trauma and loss. I aim to offer solace and companionship, enabling these women to gain new perspectives on their pain.
I am dedicated to transforming the way grief is experienced, emphasizing that seeking help is not a sign of weakness but a courageous step towards healing and discovering purpose in life.
1.2 million women in the United States were incarcerated in prison or jail, on probation, or on parole.
Women also tend to face new concerns upon reentering society, such as legal issues, financial restitution, loss of loved ones and new trauma or re-traumatization that they experienced while incarcerated. Women severely grieving all the losses that they had and continue to have with no understanding of how they should deal with all this collective grief at one time.
Grief is hard, finding help doesn’t have to be!
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