Empowering journeys: Training & consultation for survivors
At Survivor Leader Network San Diego, we offer specialized, trauma-informed training and consultation services designed to empower survivors of human trafficking and the sex industry. Discover how our unique approach helps individuals reclaim their resolve and build a path to a better life.
Our transformative programs
We provide critical support and education, often through referrals from the San Diego Superior Court, District Attorney's office, or City Attorney's office. Our services are tailored to address the unique challenges faced by survivors, guiding them from exploitation to empowerment.
Street to support liaison
As a crucial liaison, we connect survivors from the streets to professional help, offering immediate referrals for counseling, food, housing, and mental health care.
Ending the game curriculum
We teach "Ending The Game," a pioneering, trauma-informed coercion resiliency curriculum that significantly reduces attachment to traffickers and the commercial sexual exploitation lifestyle.
Empowering lasting change
This program reduces recidivism rates by providing survivors with a framework to understand and dismantle harmful psychological coercion, fostering lasting healing.
Reclaiming lives, fostering resilience
Our "Ending The Game" program empowers survivors by uncovering and dismantling the psychological coercion tactics used by traffickers. We equip individuals with the skills to understand "The Game" and regain control of their lives, fostering self-confidence and a renewed sense of purpose.
Specialized support for survivors
We primarily assist individuals referred by the San Diego Superior Court, District Attorney's, or City Attorney's offices. Our focus is on victims/survivors of human trafficking or the sex industry, helping them navigate complex systems and access vital resources for healing and recovery.
Our unique trauma-informed approach
The "Ending The Game" curriculum, founded by Rachel Thomas, M.Ed., is designed to educate and empower. It reveals common, yet seldom explained, mind control techniques used by traffickers, providing survivors with a structured way to confront and overcome psychological coercion, ultimately ending "The Game" for good.
