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Inspired by Josephine Baker. By Birungi Kawooya.

How can art help you to express with authenticity?

Birungi Kawooya March 29, 2024

When my GP ticked "PTSD" on my record and referred me to a sexu@l violence support group, I was in shock. After years of research, I had summoned the strength to detail my physical and psychological health and he believed me. I'd spent decades invalidating my experiences and numb to what my body and mind was trying to tell me. 

Accepting the truth that I need specialist support to live the life I so desire is an act of hope. I love me better, and I am inviting more psychological safety into my life. 

My art is how I practice moving in hope, and that is why I'm sharing my art with you today.

 
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