Who We Are
APRÈSAR, INC.
Our team is committed to providing trauma-informed best practices across multiple sectors.
Our vision is to create a world where every individual affected by trauma has access to trustworthy support and healing opportunities.
Our mission encompasses advocacy, education, and compassion in every interaction.
*LESSONS IN WISE INSTRUCTION*
You OK?
This is your *Self-Check*: Are you known to help and not harm?
It's about presence not performance. If you recognize that your behavior (especially if it's becoming a pattern) has the potential to traumatize or retraumatize someone then shame on you.
Reach out.
Caring people will reach back.
Course Correction.
Check yourself for bad behavior.
If you have a demonstrated pattern of harming vulnerable people - whether by action, neglect or indifference - it may be because someone harmed you first; but that doesn't excuse violating others and crossing someone's boundaries.
You are still responsible for your behavior.
Being hurt doesn't give you permission to cause harm. Instead, see it as an opportunity to invite change. That's the first step toward doing better.
Falsely Accused of Sexual Misconduct? You're A Victim, Too.
Being falsely accused of sexual misconduct can destroy your reputation, career, bank account, relationships and mental health.
If you've been accused and you know the accusation is untrue, DO NOT CONTACT YOUR ACCUSER. You're facing a serious criminal allegation and should govern yourself accordingly.
The experience can leave you confused, isolated, angry and unsure of where to turn so it's understandable if you need emotional or spiritual support in addition to legal guidance. If you're facing this kind of crisis, please seek professional help.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Please feel free to connect with our team for collaboration and your support needs.
We invite you to partner with us as we do the work to enhance the community's understanding of trauma-informed practices.
