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Your dysfunctional family doesn't have to define the life you build moving forward.

iThrive Collective is a survivor led personal growth community for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and incest. Through books, Collective Circles, the Place Cards podcast and practical resources, we help survivors understand dysfunctional family patterns, recognize how childhood trauma can affect adult relationships and choices, and build lives with more connection, confidence, possibility and joy.

The iThrive Collective Healing Ecosystem

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THURSDAYS • 7 PM CT
ONLINE • $25/WEEK

Connection changes what becomes possible.

You can understand the patterns. You can read the books. You can listen to the conversations. But there is something different about being in a room with people who understand.

Collective Circles are weekly online gatherings for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse who want meaningful conversation, connection and a place to explore the lives they are building now.

Each Circle builds on themes explored through Set Your Own Table and the Place Cards podcast, giving you an opportunity to reflect, share, listen and consider what you want to carry into the week ahead.

Not ready for a Circle? Start with Place Cards

Sometimes recognition begins with someone else's story.

Predators at the Table brings readers inside the hidden realities of incest, family violence and growing up without the safety and protection every child deserves.

Through Terri Thorne's lived experience, the memoir explores the complicated reality of loving people who cause harm, navigating fear and betrayal within a dysfunctional family, and the moments of resilience and human connection that can help a child imagine that something different might be possible.

Predators at the Table
Set Your Own Table

What Do You Want to Carry Forward?

Set Your Own Table helps adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse recognize the patterns, beliefs and behaviors that can follow them out of a dysfunctional childhood and into adult life.

 

Through practical guidance and reflection, the book helps you examine what is still serving you, what isn't and what you want to choose differently as you build a life with more connection, confidence, possibility and joy.

It is also the foundation for the conversations explored through the Place Cards podcast and Collective Circles.

Enough of what happened. Enough of what you were taught to accept. Enough of carrying patterns that were never yours to choose. And, finally, knowing that you are enough.

The Enough. Project turns that declaration into something you can carry, wear, write in and keep close as a reminder of what you are leaving behind and what you are choosing for yourself now.

 

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STORIES OF TRANSFORMATION

Reader Reflections

See what readers are saying about Predators at the Table and the truths, experiences and emotions they recognized within its pages.

Winnie, M. A., L M F T
Individual Psychotherapy

"One of the most compelling aspects of your writing is how you juxtapose hardship with small victories, pain with connection, and horror with moments of joy and redemption. The way you’ve held the child’s experience with compassion while allowing the adult voice to tell the story is profoundly moving. Your ability to integrate deep emotional truths and life lessons into a cohesive, healing narrative is a testament to your growth, strength, and skill. This book invites readers not just to witness but to heal alongside you."

Jenny
Raw Honesty and Empowerment

"Each chapter brought more heartbreak. The abuse you endured brought me to tears, over and over again. And yet, your resilience and strength left me in awe. This book is painful yet vital; it will resonate deeply with readers who share themes of poverty, abuse, or family secrets. It’s important, and I hope it reaches far and wide."

Lisa
Lasting Impact

"The hope woven into your story is a beacon for those enduring impossible storms. You have a unique ability to transform pain into lessons of patience, grace, and compassion. This book will stay with me for years, and I know it will inspire countless others."
 

More is possible.

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Our Vision

Vision Statement:  We envision a world where adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse are no longer defined by the dysfunction they grew up in or the patterns they carried forward.

 

Survivors can recognize that more is possible and have the connection, confidence and practical tools to build lives, relationships and futures of their own choosing, transforming generational pain into generational joy.

Ready to begin? Choose what feels right for you.

JOIN
Collective Circles
Weekly conversation and connection for adult survivors.

LISTEN
Place Cards
Explore a new conversation each week.

INVITE
Terri Thorne
Bring the iThrive message to your audience or event.

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