Gray's Trauma Informed Care Services Corp

Gray's Trauma Informed Care Services Corp Evidence-based educational services, methodologies, modalities and ideologies. We are Gray's Trauma Informed Care Services Corp (GTICSC). Empowering Providers.

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Schools can be powerful partners in prevention by teaching healthy relationships, supporting at-risk youth, and connecti...
10/28/2025

Schools can be powerful partners in prevention by teaching healthy relationships, supporting at-risk youth, and connecting with DV orgs.
The truth? Education is prevention. Students deserve safe schools and safe homes.

Spiritual abuse is real — misusing faith to control, silence, or trap survivors.The truth? Faith communities must lead w...
10/27/2025

Spiritual abuse is real — misusing faith to control, silence, or trap survivors.
The truth? Faith communities must lead with compassion, not condemnation.

Survivors in rural areas face isolation and lack of services. In cities, survivors may face overcrowded shelters and lon...
10/26/2025

Survivors in rural areas face isolation and lack of services. In cities, survivors may face overcrowded shelters and long waitlists.
The truth? Different settings, same need: safety and support.

DV doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Racism, sexism, homophobia, and ableism all intensify barriers to safety.The truth? Any so...
10/25/2025

DV doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Racism, sexism, homophobia, and ableism all intensify barriers to safety.
The truth? Any solution to DV must also confront systemic inequities.

In 2022, DV cost California $73.7 billion. Yet many survivor services operate on shoestring budgets.The truth? Without s...
10/24/2025

In 2022, DV cost California $73.7 billion. Yet many survivor services operate on shoestring budgets.
The truth? Without sustained funding, survivors lose the lifelines they depend on. Policy must match the cost of violence.

Local DV organizations provide shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, and hope. They are the safety net when everything el...
10/23/2025

Local DV organizations provide shelter, counseling, legal advocacy, and hope. They are the safety net when everything else falls apart.
The truth? These lifelines need support, funding, and recognition.

Prevention isn’t optional — it’s lifesaving. Every dollar invested in DV prevention saves communities billions in emerge...
10/22/2025

Prevention isn’t optional — it’s lifesaving. Every dollar invested in DV prevention saves communities billions in emergency services and health costs.
The truth? Prevention is possible. Prevention works. Prevention saves lives.

Survivors often present in ERs or clinics with injuries, chronic pain, or stress-related illness.But without trauma-info...
10/21/2025

Survivors often present in ERs or clinics with injuries, chronic pain, or stress-related illness.
But without trauma-informed training, healthcare providers miss the signs.
The truth? Asking the right questions can save lives.

Abusers often sabotage survivors’ jobs by stalking workplaces, harassing employers, or forcing missed shifts.The truth? ...
10/20/2025

Abusers often sabotage survivors’ jobs by stalking workplaces, harassing employers, or forcing missed shifts.
The truth? DV is a workplace issue — and employers must step up with safety policies.

In LGBTQIA+ relationships, abuse can look like:• Threatening to “out” someone if they seek help• Using stigma as a weapo...
10/19/2025

In LGBTQIA+ relationships, abuse can look like:
• Threatening to “out” someone if they seek help
• Using stigma as a weapon
• Exploiting fear of discrimination in systems
The truth? LGBTQIA+ survivors face unique risks — and deserve safe, affirming support.

Too many survivors face retraumatization in courts: custody battles, cross-examination, and even being punished for spea...
10/18/2025

Too many survivors face retraumatization in courts: custody battles, cross-examination, and even being punished for speaking out.
The truth? Survivors deserve justice that heals — not systems that harm.

Survivors of DV are twice as likely to experience depression and often live with PTSD, anxiety, or suicidal thoughts.The...
10/17/2025

Survivors of DV are twice as likely to experience depression and often live with PTSD, anxiety, or suicidal thoughts.
The truth? Survivors are not “broken” — they’ve been harmed. Healing requires compassion, not stigma.

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