A section with helpful books, articles, crisis hotline numbers and links to other useful resources.

An area for important announcements and reminders regarding isurvive.
This section will keep you updated with what's going on within our organization.

An area for new members to introduce themselves, as well as a place where all members can share concerns, questions or general posts.
Everyone is welcome here.

This is a safe area that discusses stories and experiences of a positive nature surrounding healing, for the abused and loved ones. This area is safe from triggering and explicit material.

An area for discussion of books or articles relating to abuse and healing that you've read or are currently reading.

This is a place for old members to come and share how their healing journeys have progressed.
Its also a place for those members to reconnect and share their experiences.

A listing of upcoming events which may be of interest.

*Please note that isurvive.org does not officially endorse anything listed here.

A discussion area specifically for survivors who suffered physical, emotional, and verbal child abuse. This forum can also be used for Members who suffered sexual abuse at the time of physical, emotional and verbal abuse.

Discussion area for adult survivors who are afraid they might hurt others physically, sexually, emotionally, and/or verbally. Also an area for those who have harmed someone physically, sexually, emotionally, and/or verbally and want to heal. Sexual addiction can also be discussed.

This is a place to discuss grounding techniques and self-care strategies.

A discussion area for anyone who loves a survivor and needs some support of their own.

Games and fun things to talk about.

For all members who enjoy writing poetry or who use poetry to express their strongest emotions.
Please be advised this area can be triggering, so read cautiously.

Above you will find a link that will take you to our artwork collection created by the survivors here.
Pleased be advised the artwork can be triggering, so observe cautiously.
If you wish access, please contact Jonesy at jonesy@isurvive.org for the password.