EVERYONE CAN TELL A STORY

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I created The ribbon effect to support and enable survivors of horrific trauma and abuse.
I am a survivor and l have written three books based on my experiences, the results of living in a dysfunctional family and subjected to Von Munchhausen Syndrome by Proxy and The DARK TETRAD of Psychopathy.
I wrote my first book four years ago after a severe accident, this situation enabling me to start my storytelling.
I simply wish to create a safe place where those who can tell a story, can feel safe and understood and not judged.

Sincerely Geoffrey Beuzeville Survivor Storyteller Advocate

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