The Communications Bridge
Honorable Professionals Strengthen Survivors' Neurology
Before severe traumatic brain injury, I knew a lot about interpersonal communications and infrastructural community resourcing skillsets. I practiced continuously.
I studied varying forms of somatic psychology, physical mind-body rehabilitations, agility in the midst of intentional or situational hypnosis, dream-state neuroplasticity and neurological repair through creative expression modalities, vocational recovery through public media and publishing toolsets, and networked (living) interstitial resourcing.
I practiced professionally, mostly privately, as a dominatrix and power exchange training partner on and off for about the span of a decade. In that work, I specialized in areas of hypnosis and relational influence.
But once I encountered local sex trafficking pathways in my personal and professional communities, my approach to this work had to change considerably.
When I experienced severe neurological injuries and was trafficked, my interpersonal communications neurology was wiped o…


