
The Blue Rose
uses poetry & other forms of art to educate, entertain & empower survivors
Trauma: start having hard conversations. You are encouraged to break the silence, heal through art, and find your voice.
Trauma: start having hard conversations. You are encouraged to break the silence, heal through art, and find your voice.
Toni Rose: grandmother (Mima), Mother, Daughter, Sister, Lover Poet, Author, and Mental Health Clinician from Boston. I am a survivor of sexual abuse and domestic violence. Mental and emotional abuse diminished my self-esteem, but it never broke me. I identify myself as visible invisible, humble in not needing to be seen, but wanting to be heard.
Poetry has been instrumental in my personal growth and healing. My poetry has a strong emphasis on my life struggles. I paint a picture with words that can be heart-wrenching truths.
I want to erase the taboo and stigma that goes with discussing trauma and mental health. I have been sharing my poetry for more than 10 years, starting at the Lizard Lounge, in Massachusetts, where I spoke out against the transgressions of sexual abuse and domestic violence as well as shed light on mental health - anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.
As a believer that there is healing through art, I have empowered others to find their voice using poetry and writing. I have been working on a four part book series that navigates the world in the areas of mental health, love, family and healing as a survivor.
The Blue Rose is a movement using various forms of art to help survivors and their families find their voice, break the cycles, and heal from the taboos of trauma and mental health.
Our Goal: Through the Amazing WoMen Poetry/Artist showcase, we educate, entertain, and empower others.
Our Vision: In partnering with Healing Through Art Therapies, we encompass art therapy with talk therapy. We create space for the different forms to spark those intimate conversations.
The Blue Rose will be featured on May 25th
Mental Health Fair from 1-5 pm, performances from 2-4 pm
The Dewit Center 122 Dewitt Drive. Roxbury, Ma. 02120
This campaign will increase public awareness of the systemic injustices and inequalities around non-medical factors that affect health. The showcase will be comprised of two storyboards the first will be trauma-informed and the second will discuss mental health with the opportunity for Q&A.
The goal is to help individuals and families find the support they need.
Healing Through Arts Therapy will have registration for Finding your Voice art therapy trauma informed group.
a break down of our showcase where violence is a destructive force that impacts communities and families.
he has no right
she has no right
to abuse one another
How do you as a family member, friend, or coworker stop known abuse?
Violence is accepted around the world, where some lives matter more than others.
More than 400,000 people die from homicide each year - in some countries it is one of the leading causes.
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
Hours vary based on need.