Amethyst Center for Healing was founded by two women with the lofty idea of creating a safe space for people to find peace within themselves, without judgment, and without shame.
At Amethyst Center for Healing, we are dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities recover from trauma and abuse, so that we may all live peaceful, empowered lives. We understand that sometimes people go through things that never should have happened and that those circumstances can be damaging for everyone involved. We are here to help heal the wounds of trauma and abuse. As trauma-informed, solution-oriented therapists, we will explore your past, present, and potential circumstances with you and help you find a plan for what is going to work best to get you moving forward to the healthy, productive life you want to live.
No matter how big or small your struggle, you deserve to live a healthy and meaningful life. All of us are in this together and we are here to help. You are a part of our community and we want to see you succeed. We offer research-based, therapeutic practices to help you work through whatever is holding you back from being the person you want to be. If you’re looking for extra support and guidance through a challenging situation or you’re just ready to move in a new direction in your life, we look forward to working with you to achieve your goals.
Utah’s few domestic violence shelters are full.
And moving to a shelter, like refugees fleeing a warzone, requires women to uproot their lives, and take their children away from their homes, their friends, their schools and other social support systems that build strength and resistance.
This further traumatizes victims and children who have already been through so much.
The current paradigm taxes an already overburdened system, increases homelessness, and trauma for children, and inadvertently promotes recidivism and more violence.
There must be a better way to end violence in our families and to end violence in our communities.
What if, rather than asking victims to leave their homes, a residential rehabilitation center for perpetrators existed? This is the foundational idea behind the Beit Noam project.
Here at Amethyst Center for Healing, we’re working tirelessly to make this vision a reality. Click below to find out how you can help or donate to the project.
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