Trauma Survivors Network

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The Trauma Survivors Network (TSN), provided by the American Trauma Society, is a community of patients and families who are looking to connect with one another and rebuild their lives after a serious injury. The American Trauma Society (ATS), the leading organization advocating for the injured and their families, in partnership with hospitals around the country, is committed to growing the Trauma Survivors Network by providing the programs and resources patients and families tell us they need to manage their recovery and improve their lives. The underlying goal in all of these programs and resources is helping trauma patients and their families connect and rebuild their lives following a serious injury.

Let's fall into October and share as a community. Today let's share where you find the most connection. Maybe its  conne...
10/08/2026

Let's fall into October and share as a community.

Today let's share where you find the most connection. Maybe its connection as a trauma survivor or loved one of a survivor, maybe its connection around a favorite hobby or passion. Where do you feel the most connected and understood?

It's a new month and a new   monthly challenge! Join our monthly challenge focused on relationship health. Relationships...
10/07/2026

It's a new month and a new monthly challenge! Join our monthly challenge focused on relationship health.

Relationships come in many times. Whether its filial, romantic, or platonic, its important to care for the relationships in yoru life.

What will you be doing this month to improve or strengthen your relationship health?

It's  ! Share your experience and comments below to help your fellow   members in building a stronger toolkit for recove...
10/06/2026

It's ! Share your experience and comments below to help your fellow members in building a stronger toolkit for recovery!

What helped you feel more control during your recovery?

We are excited about our new project, Stories in Art! Stories in Art invites all members of the Trauma Community, from T...
10/06/2026

We are excited about our new project, Stories in Art!

Stories in Art invites all members of the Trauma Community, from Trauma Survivors and their loved ones to the clinical staff and first responders who care for them, to share their stories through art. Stories in Art is open to individuals of all ages.

Pictures submitted by October 15th will be considered for the TSN 2026 Story Ornament!
https://www.traumasurvivorsnetwork.org/stories-in-art/

My favorite way to start the week isn't with a cup of caffeine, but with the motivational quotes shared by the incredibl...
10/05/2026

My favorite way to start the week isn't with a cup of caffeine, but with the motivational quotes shared by the incredible Trauma Survivors that are a part of the TSN!

"Growth and comfort do not coexist."

How accurate do you feel this quote was to your recovery journey?

It's  , a day where we recognize and honor the family and friends who are on the recovery journey with us. Today's tip i...
10/02/2026

It's , a day where we recognize and honor the family and friends who are on the recovery journey with us.

Today's tip is focused on self-care and self-identity. As a caregiver, it can be easy to lose yourself as your navigate caring, advocating, and managing everything that can come with trauma recovery.

So we challenge you to create a small daily ritual or habit is just for you.

Take one purposeful moment each day that is completely for yourself!

We are so excited to announce the Race to Rebuild 2027 Shirt Design! Registration opens on October 15th! Here is what th...
10/01/2026

We are so excited to announce the Race to Rebuild 2027 Shirt Design! Registration opens on October 15th!

Here is what the submitter told us about their design:

"Being a trauma survivor isn’t pretty. Recovery is messy. For this Race to Rebuild design, spray paint and graffiti art was the inspiration because the art style is raw and about making your identity and voice visible in public spaces.

The Race to Rebuild is also about making the identity and voice of our community part of the public space and culture dialogue. Trauma Survivors deserve to be seen and heard. Also, graffiti art is an underground culture with a shared language, and the trauma community is the same way. Whether it’s trauma survivors or families, there is a language and understanding that does not exist outside the community.

In short, when it comes to trauma survivors and trauma recovery, I believe this art style represents the injury community on many levels."

That's a wrap on our September   monthly challenge. What did you do this month to support your mental health and wellbei...
09/30/2026

That's a wrap on our September monthly challenge. What did you do this month to support your mental health and wellbeing?

I tried implementing a mindful minute during my day. I took the 2 minutes it takes to microwave my lunch to practice a deep breathing grounding exercise.

09/30/2026

Thank you to everyone who submitted questions for the September Injury Insights! Joanne was honored to answer your questions by sharing her own lived experiences. This month's video covers topics like control, boundaries, and finding yourself again post-injury.

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09/29/2026

Thank you for joining the conversation this month about Su***de Prevention Awareness.

If you are having thoughts of suicidal, call your countries crisis hotline (US & Canada 988, Australia 000) or reach out to a trusted friend or professional for support.

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