Leonarda Gaige 7/29/25 Leonarda Gaige 7/29/25

Dear Freedom

What if freedom isn’t about running away, but coming home to yourself? This letter explores what it means to reclaim autonomy after trauma — with softness, not struggle.

Dear Safety

What happens when safety was never guaranteed? This reflective letter explores how trauma alters our sense of safety—and how we begin to heal.

What Every Soul Needs: A Trauma-Informed Series on Human Needs

Burnout. Shame. Disconnection. What if these were echoes of what you needed most—and can still reclaim?

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