Art is a common way for survivors to heal and explore their emotions. It is used as a part of support services for survivors of intimate partner violence or domestic violence, sexual assault or misconduct, in therapeutic settings, support groups and in community spaces around the world.

Art is also a portion of the support group curriculum often used at Bradley Angle, a culturally-specific agency for LGBTQ+ individuals and Black and/or African American individuals who are survivors of intimate partner violence or domestic violence. View more information on Bradley Angle, community-based agency in Portland, Oregon.