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Trauma and the Body, Issue 1

$25.00

Trauma and the Body, Issue 1 presents art and short-form literature that explores how trauma manifests, transforms and is held inside us.

Tendrils is 66+ pages of curated visual art and prose that ask you to acknowledge and reflect.

Did you know our call for art and literature received over 1,500 submissions! The 60+ works we've chosen here are the ones we couldn’t stop thinking about.

Why? Because they show us trauma can be bold, quiet, surreal, humorous, the personal and ancestral, and so much more.

The selected works on these pages do not offer easy resolutions. Instead, they:

  • invite you to sit with discomfort, tenderness, rupture, and resilience,

  • and ask us to witness, so we can acknowledge and bridge our inner worlds with our shared realities. 

In addition, you'll find guidance and creative activities from a certified therapist. Her expertise will be a support as you're reading and taking in the art.

Featuring work by Elijah Angelo Chavez, Juanita Cox, Ira Joel Haber, thái lu, Bruce Marrow, S Maxfield, Kristy Snedden, Nakemiah “Kiki” Williams, and many more.

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Trauma and the Body, Issue 1 presents art and short-form literature that explores how trauma manifests, transforms and is held inside us.

Tendrils is 66+ pages of curated visual art and prose that ask you to acknowledge and reflect.

Did you know our call for art and literature received over 1,500 submissions! The 60+ works we've chosen here are the ones we couldn’t stop thinking about.

Why? Because they show us trauma can be bold, quiet, surreal, humorous, the personal and ancestral, and so much more.

The selected works on these pages do not offer easy resolutions. Instead, they:

  • invite you to sit with discomfort, tenderness, rupture, and resilience,

  • and ask us to witness, so we can acknowledge and bridge our inner worlds with our shared realities. 

In addition, you'll find guidance and creative activities from a certified therapist. Her expertise will be a support as you're reading and taking in the art.

Featuring work by Elijah Angelo Chavez, Juanita Cox, Ira Joel Haber, thái lu, Bruce Marrow, S Maxfield, Kristy Snedden, Nakemiah “Kiki” Williams, and many more.

Trauma and the Body, Issue 1 presents art and short-form literature that explores how trauma manifests, transforms and is held inside us.

Tendrils is 66+ pages of curated visual art and prose that ask you to acknowledge and reflect.

Did you know our call for art and literature received over 1,500 submissions! The 60+ works we've chosen here are the ones we couldn’t stop thinking about.

Why? Because they show us trauma can be bold, quiet, surreal, humorous, the personal and ancestral, and so much more.

The selected works on these pages do not offer easy resolutions. Instead, they:

  • invite you to sit with discomfort, tenderness, rupture, and resilience,

  • and ask us to witness, so we can acknowledge and bridge our inner worlds with our shared realities. 

In addition, you'll find guidance and creative activities from a certified therapist. Her expertise will be a support as you're reading and taking in the art.

Featuring work by Elijah Angelo Chavez, Juanita Cox, Ira Joel Haber, thái lu, Bruce Marrow, S Maxfield, Kristy Snedden, Nakemiah “Kiki” Williams, and many more.

Pre-order your copy today. Issues will begin to ship mid-June.

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