Survivors Of aBuse (SoB) is now accepting applications for its 16th Breaking The Cycle™ C.L.E.A.N.E.R.™ Living group held at One in Four, 219 Bromley Road, London.
This accredited, trauma-informed eight-week psycho-educational programme is for women aged 18+ who experienced abuse in childhood. It provides a safe and supportive space to understand survival responses, strengthen wellbeing and take practical steps towards healing and recovery.
This course will run at One in Four in Bellingham every Saturday from 10 October to 28 November 2026, with arrival from 9.45 am for a 10.00 am–1.30 pm session.
There are only 10 places available. The course is free, with a £25 refundable commitment deposit.
Applications must be made through the SoB website: https://survivorsofabuse.org.uk/cleaner-living-programme-course/
This particular group is for women only. The following Breaking The Cycle™ group in 2027 will be open to both women and men.
The course will be facilitated by Chris Tuck, FMAAT, ACMA, CGMA, CEO and founder of Survivors of aBuse . Founded in 2016, SoB is a survivor-led charity empowering adult survivors of abuse to understand the impact of trauma, rebuild their lives and move forward with greater knowledge, confidence and hope.
Chris brings together lived experience, professional expertise, advocacy, training and more than two decades of work in health and wellbeing.
As a survivor of multiple forms of childhood abuse and neglect, including growing up in three homes affected by domestic abuse, Chris understands first-hand the long-term impact trauma can have on a person’s mental, emotional and physical health, relationships and wider life.
Chris’s work is driven by a simple belief: survivors should not be defined by what happened to them, and with the right understanding, education and support, there can be life after abuse.
To find out more and to apply for a place click here.
