Listening can be a lifeline for survivors of abuse.
When we talk about supporting survivors, we must emphasize the profound importance of listening. It’s not just hearing words; it’s truly understanding, validating, and offering a safe haven for their stories.
There are three things that listening helps with;
Listening helps survivors heal. Listening breaks the silence. Listening validates their experiences.
Listening is not just a skill; it’s an act of compassion and empowerment. By lending an open heart and a compassionate ear, we give survivors the space to reclaim their voices and their lives.
Let’s remember that in the journey towards healing, sometimes all it takes is someone who listens without judgment.
#ListenToSurvivors #SupportHealing #RealWomanFoundation
