The Healing Power of Travel
Travel has long been recognized as a transformative experience, but recent studies provide compelling evidence of its profound impact on mental health, trauma recovery, and personal growth.
By stepping outside their comfort zones, individuals develop resilience, adaptability, and self-confidence—key components of long-term recovery.​
The Problem
Our Solution
30% of young adults in the U.S. live in poverty, limiting access to personal development opportunities.
Limited Opportunities
Sliding Scale Program
Free or reduced-cost therapy, coaching, and travel for low-income young adults.
80% of trauma survivors experience long-term symptoms like anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
Trauma Recovery Needs
Trauma-Informed Support
Therapy and coaching build emotional resilience and mindfulness.
Low-income individuals are 50% less likely to access mental health resources.
Mental Health Barriers
Access to Mental Health Support
Partnerships with donors and sponsors eliminate financial barriers. Mental health professionals working pro-bo.
Solo travel improves emotional adaptability and self-confidence by 60%, but most cannot access it.
Lack of Confidence
Solo Travel Empowerment
Core of our program fosters independence, problem-solving, and cultural immersion.
Lack of financial education perpetuates poverty and stress among low-income young adults.
Financial Instability
Financial Coaching
Equips clients with budgeting, saving, and debt management skills for long-term stability.
Benefits of Travel
80%
of travelers report improved mental health after extended trips, including reduced anxiety, increased confidence, and emotional resilience.
60%
of solo travelers experience a boost in emotional adaptability and problem-solving skills, making it a powerful tool for trauma recovery.
Improved Mood
Connection with Yourself & Others
Improved Physical Health
Challenging Personal Beliefs
New Learning Opportunities
Improved Self Esteem
Learn More
1. The Benefits of Travel on Mental Health
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How Travel Can Help Us Process Grief, Trauma, and Anxiety​
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Travel After Trauma: How Two Women Used Travel to Find Themselves Again
2. Holistic Approaches to Trauma Recovery
3. Contextual Challenges and Opportunities