In Season 2's Season Finale, we meet Dawn. Dawn is a liaison for Women In Transition and a faithful member of CoDa. (Codependents Anonymous) She tells us her experience with looking for resources through the courts and through the mental health system and finding none. She ultimately found help online through Women In Transition and CoDa. She tells us her story of finding CoDA, what it did for her. She tells us how she ultimately found Women In Transition and became a liaison for them. She now connects people from CoDa to WIT and vice versa. Her story is not unique and we hope this episode provides hope for anyone in a domestic violence situation and needs help or support in getting out. Please check out  Women In Transition and CoDa. 

Women In Transition: WIT empowers people to move forward in their lives free of domestic violence (DV) and substance abuse. hey offer free and confidential services in Philadelphia: telephone and crisis counseling, peer support groups, individual empowerment counseling, client advocacy and referrals, community education trainings, and WAVE empowerment self-defense classes.. Their services are available for people of any gender identity and sexual orientation, ages 14 and older. https://www.helpwomen.org/our-mission-herstory

CoDA: Co-Dependents Anonymous is a twelve-step program for people who share a common desire to develop functional and healthy relationships. https://coda.org/

Trigger Warnings: Explicit language, Mental Illness, Drugs and Active Addiction, Sexual Trauma, Physical, Emotional, Mental, Verbal, Psychological, Sexual and Verbal Abuse as well as suicidal and homicidal ideation.