"Making the unknown known is the important thing."
—Georgia O'Keefe
What's New
For Grace Wants Your Story of Triumph for our 2023 Conference

For Grace's November 17th virtual conference is ramping up, one where we'll explore the connection between chronic pain and trauma. This is where you come in! Throughout our day, we'll be focusing much on the positivity of post-traumatic growth, so we're seeking short videos/stories from people with pain who've worked through trauma (childhood, medical, etc.) and achieved personal growth. If you'd like to contribute, please email us at forgracewip@yahoo.com for details.

For Grace’s August Story of the Month

Check out For Grace's August Story of the Month as we feature a speaker at our upcoming 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference that will probe the connection between trauma and chronic pain! Author Diana Whitney was diagnosed with Interstitial Cystisis in 2003 after a year of excruciating pelvic pain.  She enlisted the assistance of bodyworkers and holistic healers who explored previous pelvic-region trauma as her pain's root. Now pain-free, Diana is "determined to be honest and open, to model self-love and resilience, and to see myself as a survivor, not a victim."

Date Now Set for 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference!

For Grace's 11th Annual Women In Pain Conference, that will probe the connection between trauma and chronic pain, is slated for November 17th. 2023. This virtual event will bring together leading experts who will discuss the basics of trauma, illuminate how trauma is a leading indicator for persistent pain,  share effective trauma release methods, and tout the process and power of post-traumatic growth. Please check back at forgrace.org as details develop for this first-of-its-kind day, one that will bring to light an essential piece of the chronic pain experience puzzle.

PNN Column Measures the Cost of a Mother’s Love

Check out For Grace founder Cynthia Toussaint’s latest column on Pain News Network. Cynthia takes a deep look at the recent Netflix documentary, “Take Care of Maya”, and how so much of this eye-opening exposé pierced her heart. The deepest cut was Maya’s mother’s Herculean, yet ultimately tragic, effort to save her daughter. Cynthia recalls her own mother's decent into a chronic pain nightmare - and how that intersection between chaos and heartbreak almost cost them everything. Link HERE to read "Take Care of Maya: The High Cost of a Mother's Love."  

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