When it comes to connecting chronic pain and trauma, there are a lot of questions. As such, For Grace's 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference, slated for November 17th, will offer a lunchtime Q&A session that we anticipate will provide important insight. Our three morning speakers, Dr. Audrey Stillerman, Dr. Jennifer Pierce and Dr. Mary Driscoll, will field questions from our attendees, giving them an opportunity to elaborate on their presentations. Join us at For Grace's YouTube page for this groundbreaking, live stream event beginning at 10am PT.

For Grace's fast-approaching 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference plans to extol the benefits of movement and art as trauma release methods. For the day's two breakout sessions, first, pain advocate and artist Radene Marie Cook will display the power of Neurographic Art as a means to mend subconscious hurt. Then certified personal trainer Lori Monroe will give examples on how low-impact movement with breath work is a sure way to re-regulate the nervous system. Join us on Nov. 17th at For Grace's YouTube page for this free, live stream event you won't want to miss!

Happy to report the website for For Grace's 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference is now LIVE! Chock full of details about this year's eye-opening event, you'll find an agenda of expert speakers, lived-experience panelists and others who will bring to vivid light trauma's connection to chronic pain. The day will also examine effective trauma release methods and post-traumatic growth. Join us for this free, first-of-its-kind, event via live stream on November 17th starting at 10am PT at For Grace's YouTube Channel. No registration required. Let the healing begin!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a cause that is near and dear to Team For Grace as our founder Cynthia Toussaint has fought the most aggressive form of this disease twice since 2020. In the same vein of her work to highlight healthcare's failing of women in pain, Cynthia sees many breast cancer patients plagued with over-treatment, lack of individualized care and not having a voice in their treatment. As such, she is collaborating on a book with a leading healthcare expert to educate oncologists to be better, more enlightened healers using a whole body approach.