HATC celebrates a 2023 publication written by a former patient and survivor. As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back, by Alle C. Hall, tells the story of an incest survivor who uses Tai chi to find the self-respect stripped from her as a child and the healthy sexuality she desires.
Alle recently shared that writing this book was partly inspired by the help she received from HATC during a period of mental health challenge that was rooted in childhood sexual trauma. Alle stated, “It is due to HATC’s generous care that today, I have a great marriage and two emotionally healthy children. Not only that, but I also got my first novel published.” HATC congratulates Alle on her accomplishments!
Trans Pride Seattle
HATC was represented at Trans Pride Seattle on June 28, 2024, at the Volunteer Park Amphitheater. We shared information about HATC services, resources, and information about trauma and healing. HATC is committed to serving and supporting our LGBTQ+ communities.
HATC at the Juneteenth celebration at Jimi Hendrix park June 2024
HATC was represented at the Juneteenth celebration at Jimi Hendrix park on June 19, 2024. The event was well attended and almost 100 people stopped by the HATC booth. There were reports of how much Harborview was appreciated in the community. People shared stories of the lives of relatives being saved because of the care received at Harborview. Some people shared personal testimonies of how much they valued the caring service received by HATC staff. Community members expressed their appreciation that HATC was represented at the event
