Our mission is to help abuse victims rapidly recover from their abuse and lead normal, happy lives free from the trauma and triggers of their past.

Instead of following the traditional not-for-profit route that most use, which relies on strangers caring enough to want to give a tax-deductible gift in order to help others, we have decided on a for-profit ministry route which is a bit different.

We believe that one of the universal laws God used in creation is the law of exchange (sometimes called the law of Balance/Compensation).

In accordance with this universal law, we believe that for something to function properly there must be an exchange of some kind. We have seen this both firsthand and through the experience of others. Any time we simply give something to someone, no matter how valuable it is, it never has much effect in helping them to change. But, that same thing, exchanged with someone provides tremendous value for them, far beyond what they paid, or exchanged, for it. So, instead of accepting donations, we offer valuable services at a wide variety of price points, so that those who want to help more will receive a greater result from that exchange.

For instance, someone may want to give only a small amount to help. In exchange, we will provide them with eBooks, videos, or similar resources that will help them to make a change in themselves over time. Due to the limitations of these resources, they will work at the conscious level to bring about change, so it will be slow.

For those who want to do more, we can work directly with them to bring about change in a single session. For these sessions, we can either focus on a single issue or set aside a certain amount of time to work on as many issues as we can during that time. We also have full-day sessions to work on a single area of life with one of our breakthrough sessions, or those who want to greatly help the cause can do a Total Life Transformation over 4 to 6 days to completely revolutionize their life while helping many others at the same time.

As you can see, we do far more for our supporters than any tax deduction could ever do, and you still get the satisfaction of helping others, so you get a double return on your support.

Now, you may be wondering how it is that we work out an exchange with those we help who have been abused. Of course, most abuse includes cutting off all support (especially financial support), so the victims often can’t afford to pay us anything up front, and certainly won’t be able to pay our normal rates for the help they are receiving. With that in mind, we decided that we would require them to make a small exchange in the beginning, typically in some form of volunteer work for a nonprofit or other community service, and then they can pay a portion of the normal cost once they are established on their own. And they are required to look for others who are in need, so we can help them as well (though that’s typically something they would do anyway). This way they get the help they need now, while still providing an exchange at a rate they can afford.