The Rape Recovery Center’s advocacy comes in the forms of direct services to survivors of sexual violence seeking a forensic exam or advocacy-only response in Salt Lake County, Tooele County, and the Family Justice Center, in-house services for crisis support, and follow-up.

We are impacted by our struggles and the collective fear of the world. We must learn how to take care of ourselves. When we take care of ourselves, there is more space for us to deepen our understanding of who we are, what we stand for, and how we show up in the world.

The Rape Recovery Center staff can meet virtually! We realized that we must meet our clients where they are to lessen the sense of uncertainty and anxiety. Self-care and connection are critical in our world, especially in our healing journeys.

The body is an instrument of knowing. It is a tool for self-reflection, presence, and understanding. Moving from body shame to self-love is a path of inquiry and insight.

The body is an instrument of knowing. It is a tool for self-reflection, presence, and understanding. Moving from body shame to self-love is a path of inquiry and insight.

Do you ever feel like you aren’t good enough? That you’re not talented enough, creative enough, or smart enough? Well I’ve got good news for you! Creativity is for everyone.

In 2020, the Rape Recovery Center cultivated more awareness for male survivors not only at our agency but also in the field of sexual violence. We interview and spotlight the work of Jim Struve, the founder and Executive Director of Men Healing.

There’s a lot to be said about making art. There are classes and rule books and critics that will tell you where you rank and how to be better. What we never talk about is the desire to create something.

We were all at one time children. Nobody is born an adult, neatly mature, responsible, and with all the skills necessary to navigate this world. At some point in our lives, we become adults and lose touch with our inner child.