Ruth Place is a model community recovery center that addresses chronic and complex trauma rooted in sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, incest, and sexual trafficking.
Ruth Place’s unique approach emphasizes wellness instead of the pathology of trauma symptoms. Our structured program is designed to help survivors recognize that trauma is an injury, not an illness, and symptoms such as anxiety and depression are the body’s natural and predictable responses to trauma. In other words, they are “normal persons having normal responses to abnormal events.”
Our holistic, community-based program is designed to enable survivors to discover their inner strength and use it to regulate their physical and emotional responses to stressful situations.
Our services are responsive to gender identities and sexual preferences, sensitive to race and ethnicity, and attuned to cultural beliefs. Ruth Place employs practices that strive to create peace, restore balance and increase resiliency.
Ruth Place offers trauma recovery services to psychiatrically stabilized participants who are 18 years of age and older and have complex trauma rooted in childhood sexual abuse, incest, sex trafficking, or sexual assault.
Candidates include survivors from underserved and unserved communities and those who have not found success in other recovery programs.
We are grateful for the support of our community partners:
Ruth Place is a project of NCJW (Arizona Section), Inc., which is recognized as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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