A regional resource for survivors of sexual abuse
PNWCSN is committed to bringing healing services to the Pacific North West Sexual Abuse Survivor Community.
Pacific Northwest Community Survivors network (PNWCSN) creates opportunities for healing in the pacific north west for sexual abuse survivors by providing support through retreats, peer support, professional training, and general information. PNWCSN seeks to reduce barriers to survivor’s healing by raising funds for individual participation and collaborating with existing entities committed to helping people heal from sexual abuse and assault.
Retreat Offerings
Weekend of Recovery provided by Men Healing on October 17, 18, 19 at the Menucha Retreat Center in the Columbia Gorge
Uniquely Created for Male Survivors of
Sexual Assault and Abuse
WORs provide a safe and supportive space for individuals to connect with others who have similar experiences, fostering a sense of community and belonging. Healing Activities, Exercises and Sharing Facilitated by extensively trained staff in trauma recovery .
[This experience was] one of the most significant and memorable events of my life. It, by far, exceeded all of my expectations and hopes. I will never forget the feeling of complete connectedness. WoR Alum
For more information or to register click the link to Men Healing below.
significant scholarships available for men from Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
Portland Artist SamyakPeer to Peer Support Groups
New Meetings begin in early October. This group, open to men whether or not you participate in the Weekend of Recovery will begin shortly before the Weekend, and continue afterwards so men can continue the work the begin during the weekend. Das Chapin who has been leading peer to peer groups since 2012 will be facilitating.
Training for Professionals
PNWCSN is partnering with Men Healing to offer a three hour training for health care professionals in working with Male Survivors. CEU’s offered. The training will be help at Tabor Space on Thursday October 16th from 9 till noon. The training will be followed by a lunch, sponsored by PNWCSN, and conversation about creating a regional community for helping survivors.
More information and registration details coming soon.