Healing Retreats

GIVING CHILD VICTIMS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE A SECOND CHILDHOOD

Helping them to learn that “one does not remain a victim for a lifetime.

“Against child abuse, it is not enough to be indignant. We must mobilize, denounce, act.”

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Homayra Sellier

Key Focus

Each year we host a few dozen children whose cases we follow in courts in our art weeks supervised by child experts and art therapists.

We provide long-term care and accompaniment for affected children and parents.

Several impact studies have confirmed the therapeutic benefits of our retreats.

Summer Camps

and Healing Retreats

The “Summer Camp“ concept for traumatized children was developed and launched by Mrs Homayra Sellier, the founder of “Innocence in Danger” in 2002.

The concept was taken over by Germany, Colombia, Austria, France, and the US.

Studies carried out by international experts since 2002 have proven the beneficial impacts of this program.

Benefits of Our Summer Camps

Children learn effective and positive coping methods; reinforce their resilience; they learn to love and trust again.

Art repairs and nature heals

They find inner resources and learn healing methods to cope with the challenges of severe PTSD as a result of abuse.

 

IID’S Ground Work

Since 2002 we have hosted nearly 5,000 sexually abused kids internationally.

We have legally assisted over 10.000 cases in courts. (a few hundred new cases per year).

Contributed to over 1300 condemnations of child predators. 

We are at the origin of numerous changes in law.

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Our goals:


  • Replicate our unique model for healing in as many countries and for as many participants as possible.
  • Develop educational and prevention programs for parents, children, and educators about the dangers of digital media.
  • Offer the best practices and healing methods for those who suffer from PTSD related to the abuse.
  • Conduct research to identify the factors that enhance a higher likelihood of someone committing or being the victim of sexual abuse.
  • Sensitize and educate about the physical, emotional, and financial consequences of sexual abuse on victims, their families, businesses, and society as a whole.
  • Emphasize the value of prevention including interventions that target at-risk groups, victims, and offenders.

HEALING RETREAT PROGRAMS

Teaching them therapeutic tools and methods to go from victims to warriors.


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