RTC and Stuart House

10/08/2026

There is a common misconception that someone who has experienced trauma will react in a certain way.

There is no “right” way to respond to trauma. Everyone responds differently. You may cry, freeze, feel numb, appear calm, or struggle to remember details.

Whatever your response, support is available.

You don’t have to go through this alone. 💙

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10/07/2026

What a morning. 💙

We were honored to come together at this year’s brunch to celebrate the cast and crew of The Morning Show — and to recognize the power of storytelling to create real change.
Through their work, they’ve brought greater awareness to sexual assault and workplace misconduct, illuminated the impact on victim-survivors, and inspired deeper understanding, accountability, and change. That kind of storytelling matters. It shifts culture, opens conversations, and reminds survivors everywhere that they are seen and believed.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, gave generously, and stands with us in this work. Swipe through a few moments from a truly special morning. 💙


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Photos: Vivien Killea, Getty Images

10/06/2026

I’ll be honest — I was more than a little hesitant to tour the R**e Treatment Center. But I walked away completely blown away.

Their clinic offers free, 24-hour care in a private, thoughtfully designed space — and what struck me most is how truly patient-centered it is. Every step is the victim-survivor’s choice, from start to finish. Nothing happens without their say. And Stuart House, their groundbreaking facility for children, is unlike anything I’ve seen — every detail considered with so much care. The staff? Literal angels, doing the most incredible work every single day.

I’m so grateful I got to be part of this year’s brunch and see it all firsthand. Please consider joining me in supporting their important work — so they can keep offering free care, 24/7, to everyone who needs it.
💙 - Julie

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10/04/2026

Silence isn’t yes. A past yes isn’t a forever yes. Consent is asked for, freely given, specific, informed, between partners of equal power, and can change at any moment — every time. 💙


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10/03/2026

We’re proud to have Noah Wyle on RTC’s Men’s Leadership Council, a group of men who believe that preventing sexual violence and supporting victim-survivors is everyone’s responsibility.

Men’s voices matter in this movement — not as bystanders, but as active participants in creating change. When men show up, speak out, and lead, culture shifts.

Thank you, Noah, for using your voice. To the men watching: there’s a place for you in this work, too. 💙


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10/02/2026

Consent is more than a moment. It’s ongoing, mutual, and ALWAYS NECESSARY.

At the R**e Treatment Center, we believe in creating a culture where yes means yes—freely given, informed, and enthusiastic.

Whether in a relationship, on a date, or just getting to know someone—respecting boundaries is essential. If it’s not a clear yes, it’s a no. 🚫

Need support? You’re not alone. We’re here to listen confidentially. Visit the link in bio to learn more

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10/02/2026

Moving forward after SA can be hard — but you’re not alone. 💙

Visit the link in bio to learn more!

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09/29/2026

Just in case anyone out there forgot.

The RTC offers FREE trauma informed care 24/7!

Learn more: https://bit.ly/RTCUCLA

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09/28/2026

Thank you Los Angeles Magazine for your thoughtful coverage of yesterday’s fundraising brunch honor The Morning Show.

The cast of "The Morning" Show, "The Pitt’s" Noah Wyle and Katherine LaNasa, and Octavia Spencer attend the R**e Treatment Center brunch.

09/26/2026

You’re not alone. The RTC is here 24/7: 424-259-7208


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