We believe meaningful change happens through collaboration.
By working with therapists, community organizations, businesses, and others who share our commitment to survivors, we can help make healing resources, support, and connection more accessible.
Together, we can help fill the gaps in healing.

The You & Me Too Foundation is building a growing network of healing resources, support, community, and partnerships designed to meet survivors before, during, and beyond therapy.
Our work includes the Truth Rising Collective, our umbrella for survivor-informed healing tools and experiences; partnerships that help connect survivors with trauma-informed care; community outreach and education; and opportunities that bring survivors and supportive organizations together.
As we grow, we are building relationships with people and organizations who can help us expand access, strengthen our resources, and reach more survivors.
Partnership is an important part of how we turn this vision into meaningful support.

Our work is guided by a commitment to creating experiences that respect survivors’ safety, dignity, choice, and individual healing journeys.
Our approach includes:
We believe healing support should feel compassionate, accessible, and never overwhelming.
Through partnership, we can work together to:
Every partnership can help make healing support more accessible.
We’re building relationships with established therapist networks, clinical practices, and mental health organizations that share our commitment to trauma-informed, survivor-centered care.
Rather than creating a directory of individual therapists, our goal is to collaborate with trusted organizations that can help connect survivors with qualified professional care when they are ready to take that step.
Partnership opportunities may include:
• Connecting survivors with established therapy networks and resources
• Collaborating on survivor-informed healing tools and programs
• Sharing educational and professional resources
• Expanding awareness of trauma-informed care and available support
Interested in exploring a partnership with the Foundation? We’d love to hear from you.
We welcome collaboration with nonprofits and community organizations that share our commitment to supporting survivors and strengthening access to meaningful resources
Partnership opportunities may include:
• Cross-referrals and shared community resources
• Distribution of survivor-informed healing tools
• Collaborative programs, events, and outreach
• Educational and awareness initiatives
• Connecting survivors with additional community services and support
By working together, we can help survivors navigate a broader network of resources without any one organization having to meet every need.
We welcome partnerships with businesses and brands that want to help make healing resources and support more accessible to survivors.
Partnership opportunities may include:
• Sponsoring healing tools for survivor-serving organizations
• Supporting outreach, education, and community initiatives
• Event and fundraising partnerships
• Employee and community engagement opportunities
• Mission-aligned collaborations that expand access and awareness
Together, we can turn corporate support into meaningful resources for survivors and the organizations that serve them.
There are many ways individuals can help strengthen our mission and expand our reach.
Opportunities may include:
• Supporting community outreach and awareness
• Helping with events and Foundation initiatives
• Sharing healing resources within your community
• Contributing professional skills or expertise
• Helping us build connections with organizations and potential partners
As our programs grow, volunteer opportunities will continue to evolve. Whether you give your time, skills, or voice, your involvement can help more survivors discover resources and support.
The You & Me Too Foundation provides non-clinical healing resources, support, education, and community connection. We do not provide therapy, medical care, diagnosis, or crisis services.
Therapists and other professionals included in our referral resources or partnership network are independent providers and are not employees, representatives, or agents of the Foundation.
Individuals are encouraged to choose professional care based on their own needs, preferences, and circumstances.
When we come together—with compassion, intention, and shared purpose—we can help make healing resources, support, and connection more accessible to survivors.
Thank you for being part of this work.
Want to stay connected as our work grows? Join our email list for updates, new resources, and ways to get involved.
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