Ruth Place

10/05/2026

Big thanks to the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation for their $5,000 grant to Ruth Place, our survivor recovery program!

Lesley Cain, MCHC, CTSS, Community Partnerships Lead for Ruth Place, accepted the award at a grant ceremony at We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort.

Support like this lets Ruth Place keep walking alongside survivors of s*xual trauma, in person across Arizona and remotely for anyone who needs it. We’re grateful for partners who show up for our community.

Learn more about Ruth Place at ruthplaceaz.org

09/28/2026

Our hearts are with the former Cornell student who has come forward about being drugged and sexually assaulted at a fraternity house. Speaking up takes enormous courage, and no one should have to carry that alone.

We stand with every survivor of sexual assault. We believe you. What happened was not your fault.

If this news is bringing up something for you, that's a normal response. Healing is possible, and you don't have to figure it out by yourself.

Ruth Place offers trauma recovery support, and our remote services are available no matter where you live in the country.

📞 602-456-9308
💻 ruthplaceaz.org
✉️ [email protected]

Reach out whenever you're ready. We're here.

09/25/2026

Sometimes it's not one big moment. It's a lot of small things that add up quietly, until one day you notice you don't feel like yourself anymore.

Trouble sleeping, even when you're exhausted.

Feeling on edge or unsettled, without being able to point to why.

Avoiding people, places, or things that used to feel completely normal.

Being more tired than usual, more reactive, more numb, or just more far away.

None of this means something is wrong with you. It might just mean your mind and body have been carrying something for a while.

You don't need a clear reason or a big event to reach out. You just need to notice that something feels off, and that's enough.

If any of this sounds familiar, we're here. No pressure, no diagnosis, just a place to start talking when you're ready.

09/17/2026

What "confidential" actually means at Ruth Place

Reaching out for support can feel like a big step, especially if you're worried about who finds out or what gets written down somewhere.

So here's the plain truth about what happens when you connect with us.

Everything you share is entirely confidential. Off the record, always.

It doesn't go on any medical record. No paper trail that follows you into insurance forms, employer checks, or anywhere else you didn't choose to put it.

This is a safe space, built specifically so you can show up as you are, without having to manage what happens to your story afterward.

You're allowed to take up space here without it costing you anything outside these walls.

If you've been holding off because you weren't sure what "confidential" really meant in practice, we hope this clears it up. And if you have more questions before you reach out, ask us. That's what we're here for.

09/15/2026

09/03/2026

Healing doesn't require living in a certain zip code.

Ruth Place offers trauma recovery support both in person here in Arizona and remotely for survivors anywhere. If distance has ever felt like the reason you couldn't reach out, we want you to know that's not the case here.

Whether you're just starting to think about what healing could look like or you've been carrying this for a while, we're here when you're ready. No pressure, no timeline, just support that meets you where you are.

📍 In person in Arizona
💻 Remote access for survivors anywhere

Learn more at ruthplaceaz.org

08/20/2026

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07/29/2026

A reminder for anyone who needs it, or knows someone who does: Ruth Place is still here.

We're a model community recovery center addressing chronic and complex trauma rooted in sexual assault, childhood sexual abuse, in**st, and sexual trafficking. Our approach treats trauma as an injury, not an illness, and helps survivors build the skills to move through it.

Ruth Place started in Arizona and we're proud to still call it home. But healing doesn't stop at state lines, so we also offer our services online for anyone located anywhere.

If you or someone you know is looking for a place to start, visit ruthplaceaz.org