The K.A.S.S.I.E. Project

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The K.A.S.S.I.E. Project A non-traditional healing initiative for survivors of sexual and domestic abuse/violence. With a focus on Healing Thru The Arts, Our movement? The K.A.S.S.I.E.

SHARE... HEAL. ..LIVE... Project was created to serve as an outlet for all survivors who are striving towards and struggling with healing. Our slogan to Share… Heal… Live…. Is what I believe to be a formula to leaving a traumatic past behind. Project presents survivors with a non-clinical, non-aggressive approach to moving away from the defeated mentality of ‘victim’ into the ‘survivor’ state of mind. This is accomplished by connecting them with others who share the same desires and obstacles in their quest to have a successful ‘life after abuse’. During each event, survivors will be exposed to an opportunity to express themselves without being subjected to judgment or ridicule. Unlike many other Domestic Violence functions, survivors will also be presented with an opportunity to hear and understand the re-formed ‘abusers’ standpoint which will also assist in the healing process.. During our Share… Heal… Live …event, artists will present dramatic pieces directed to the challenges and situations survivors face. Survivors are also invited to share through story telling, poetry, song or whatever creative outlet they choose, even if they just choose to talk, it’s all an option ‘On the Couch with Khrys’. It’s my belief that on the road to recovery there are necessary things every survivor must strive for and achieve:
• Stop Blaming Self - Take responsibility for present and future choices.
• Stop Isolating — Connect with others and build a support network.
• Stop denying and minimizing feelings -. Learn to understand and express honestly in a healthy, supportive environment.

We're 12 days in to National Domestic Violence Awareness month. I wanted too share a closer version of the silhouette be...
10/13/2026

We're 12 days in to National Domestic Violence Awareness month. I wanted too share a closer version of the silhouette bearing her story and the same of here unborn child. Of course this plaque was to small to share it all... but it's enough to say she should still be here.
I used to ride this big red silhouette in the passenger seat of my convertible on the days we went to connect with other survivors to share their stories.

We're 9 days into Domestic Violence Awareness Month... the red silhouettes represent women who have lost their lives at ...
10/09/2026

We're 9 days into Domestic Violence Awareness Month... the red silhouettes represent women who have lost their lives at the hands of IPV/DV.

On this 6th day of Domestic Violence Awareness month, I wanted to share a reminder of why K.A.S.S.I.E. exist.  This is a...
10/06/2026

On this 6th day of Domestic Violence Awareness month, I wanted to share a reminder of why K.A.S.S.I.E. exist. This is a photo of Cassandra 'Cassie' Betts who was taken at the hand of DV. Standing, is her daughter, who was 7yr and in the car with her when it happened on Dec 21st 2000.

We lost one of my closest friends to help, encourage, and support others as they Share... Heal... Live, moving into a healthy life after abuse.

On this 6th day of Domestic Violence Awareness month, I wanted to share a reminder of why we exist.  This is a photo of ...
10/06/2026

On this 6th day of Domestic Violence Awareness month, I wanted to share a reminder of why we exist. This is a photo of Cassandra 'Cassie' Betts who was taken at the hand of DV. Standing, is her daughter, who was 7yr and in the car with her when it happened on Dec 21st 2000.

We lost one of my closest friends to help, encourage, and support others as they Share... Heal... Live, moving into a healthy life after abuse.

Remember, you are not your abuse!

Today is the 3rd day of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. Music connects & heals the world.  Bet you didn't kn...
10/03/2026

Today is the 3rd day of National Domestic Violence Awareness month.
Music connects & heals the world. Bet you didn't know that K.A.S.S.I.E. has her own theme song, it's for US. Created by the beautifully talented Shon Hubble artistically know as ESTE.
LISTEN, LOVE & SHARE.

Khrys Styles

Preview for HTTA 2017

Day 2 of National Domestic Violence Awareness month.  Whether you come from money or not,  didn't graduate or have a PhD...
10/02/2026

Day 2 of National Domestic Violence Awareness month.

Whether you come from money or not, didn't graduate or have a PhD, anyone can be a victim of Domestic Abuse. Dr. Karen Jones Bankston shared her story.

There are many stories from survivors on The K.A.S.S.I.E. Project channel to share with someone who needs to hear a truth. If you haven't subscribed yet, today is a great day to click the button.

Survivor Success Stories

Today is the first day of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. The truth is DV happens ali year-round. Just to cl...
10/01/2026

Today is the first day of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. The truth is DV happens ali year-round. Just to clarify, it can happen to anyone! Even men!
If you know someone experiencing IPV please share info on National Domestic Violence Hotline

Non traditional healing for survivors of sexual and domestic abuse....

09/05/2026

🚨 THINK TRASHING AND THREATENING YOUR EX ON FACEBOOK IS “JUST SOCIAL MEDIA”? ONE SUPREME COURT JUST SAID IT CAN BE V!OLENCE AGAINST WOMEN—AND INCREASED A MAN'S PRISON SENTENCE.

This one should get people talking.

A man in the Philippines publicly went after his former girlfriend on Facebook—insulting her, humiliating her and threatening to physically harm her.

According to the country's Supreme Court, his ex suffered fear, shame, sleeplessness and anxiety so severe she had to miss work.

She took him to court.

And he was convicted of psychological v!olence under the country's Violence Against Women and Their Children Act.

But here's where this gets REALLY interesting.

The Philippine Supreme Court didn't just uphold his conviction.

It INCREASED his prison sentence because he used Facebook.

The Court ruled that Facebook qualifies as information and communications technology under the country's Cybercrime Prevention Act. When technology is used to commit the offense—and that circumstance is properly charged and proven—the law allows a higher penalty.

His original sentence reached a maximum of about 8 years.

The Supreme Court increased that maximum to more than 14 YEARS. He was also fined ₱100,000 and ordered to undergo psychological counseling or psychiatric treatment.

And this wasn't simply a court deciding that somebody said something mean online.

The Court found the legal elements of psychological v!olence had been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, including the mental and emotional anguish caused by the public ridicule, humiliation and threats.

Now the Philippine Commission on Women is applauding the decision, arguing that there should be “no digital shield” for violence against women.

Think about how much of today's ab*se happens through a screen.

Public humiliation. Threats. Harassment. Posts designed to destroy someone's reputation. An ex who can continue reaching you—or an entire audience—even after the relationship ends.

The Philippines just sent a pretty powerful message: doing it online doesn't make it less serious. In this case, it actually made the punishment MORE severe.

🇺🇸 Should the United States treat proven online psychological ab*se and threats between intimate partners more seriously under domestic-v!olence laws? Where would YOU draw the line?

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Tomorrow evening, join us on Zoom for a NECESSARY CONVERSATION around how we can come together as a COMMUNITY to impleme...
04/22/2026

Tomorrow evening, join us on Zoom for a NECESSARY CONVERSATION around how we can come together as a COMMUNITY to implement an end to . We've talked about it, let's BE ABOUT IT.

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