I am a uniquely talented individual with a heart full of kindness — here to empower you to triumph through your challenges in a nurturing environment. You must endure the difficult to achieve the extraordinary. Through lived experience, education, and compassion, I help survivors of trauma, domestic violence, and C-PTSD find their voice and reclaim their strength.
Creating open, judgment-free space for conversations that are often too painful or misunderstood to begin. Because silence should never be the only option.
Guidance from someone who has walked through the darkness and come out the other side. I speak from lived experience — not theory — because that is where real understanding begins.
C-PTSD leaves wounds that are invisible to the eye but deeply real to those carrying them. I help you understand the scars, the emotional triggers, and the strength it takes to survive what most people cannot comprehend.
Every person — child, woman, or man — deserves support that meets them where they are. I provide compassionate, age-appropriate conversations built on trust, safety, and respect.
Survivor-led support for men, women, and children through age-appropriate, safe, and understanding conversations.
I am Michelle — a domestic violence survivor, mental health advocate, and the voice behind Queen Savage. My journey through a long-term marriage that ultimately revealed the deepest resilience within me has shaped everything I do today. I emerged from the darkness of C-PTSD not broken, but transformed.
As I shared my story with law enforcement, medical professionals, and treatment teams, I witnessed something powerful: the moment understanding replaces confusion. Those are the moments that drive me forward. Through persistence, evidence, and an unshakeable commitment to truth, I have helped shine a light on the realities that too many families face in silence.
My mission is simple — to empower you to thrive. Not just survive. But truly thrive.
Society rarely gives men permission to speak about their pain. Whether you are a survivor, a father navigating a broken system, or simply someone who needs to be heard — this is your space too. You are not alone.
Women are often the silent backbone of families — carrying wounds no one sees, protecting others while quietly breaking. I understand. I have been there. Let us begin your journey toward healing together.
Children deserve a childhood free from fear. When working with a child, we approach with sensitivity — using open-ended questions, preserving their innocence, and empowering them to express themselves freely and safely.
The pain may feel profound, and the scars may feel difficult to explain, but healing begins with understanding. Let me help you discover the inside.
Healing is rarely linear — and it is never something you should have to face alone. One of the most empowering yet crucial parts of this transformative journey is the willingness to let go in order to rise. It is not exactly a sacrifice if what you are releasing has been slowly stifling your growth and potential.
Without every experience and every piece of my education, I would not be who I am today. Every painful piece had to happen to create this new chapter — the voice of a survivor.
But let this message be clear: this healing process can be painful. It is essential to have a supportive team by your side as you break free. Always have a plan. The leaving is only the beginning — it is staying gone that decides the future. That is why we need stronger laws and better procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of survivors everywhere.
Children are among the most vulnerable when it comes to the impacts of domestic violence and trauma — yet they are often the least heard. When engaging with a child, we must approach with sensitivity and patience. We avoid leading questions and instead use open-ended inquiries that encourage them to express themselves in their own words.
Our goal is always to preserve childhood innocence for as long as possible — while also ensuring that children have a safe, trusted space to process what they have experienced. Empowering a child to speak freely, without fear or pressure, is one of the most important gifts we can offer them.
There are far too many children waiting for guidance. Far too few resources designed to truly meet their needs. That changes here.
Whether you are ready to begin your healing journey or simply need someone to listen — I am here. Reach out and let us take the first step together.
Mentors in Mental Health and Domestic Violence Survivor
(530) 981-0685 (Text Me)
Survivor-led support for men, women, and children through age-appropriate, safe, and understanding conversations.