When Fear and Bravery Collide

Thank you for your interest in When Fear and Bravery Collide.

This is a year-long, trauma-informed creative program for women who have experienced interpersonal abuse, running from August 2026 through August 2027. The group meets every other Saturday from 10:00am–12:00pm, with additional rehearsal time later in the process.

Through therapeutic drama, movement, and storytelling, participants reconnect with their voices, build confidence, and engage in a collaborative performance and documentary process.

This program also includes a leadership development component. Participants will have the opportunity to learn how to facilitate and share elements of this work with other survivors or communities they feel called to support.

This form is a first step to help determine if this program feels like a good fit for you at this time. You will not be expected to share anything you are not comfortable sharing.

If, after we have reviewed your submission, it feels like a potential match, you will be invited to an in-person information session at The Brave Women's Community Center located in Lakewood, CO.

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What drew you to this program?

This program is designed for women who have experienced domestic violence or interpersonal abuse. Does this reflect your experience?

Where do you feel you are right now in your healing journey?

What feels important for you about joining a group like this right now?

How do you typically take care of yourself when strong emotions come up?

What kind of support do you currently have in your life?(Friends, therapist, community, etc.)

What do you hope to both receive from and contribute to a group like this?

This program runs for one year and meets every other Saturday from 10:00am–12:00pm. Are you generally able to commit to attending regularly at this time?

Do you anticipate any scheduling conflicts that might impact your participation?

This program includes participation in public performances and a documentary film that may be shared with a broader audience. How do you feel about being part of this aspect of the program?

Would you be open to a short conversation to explore if this is a good fit?

Anything else you would like us to know?