Transforming Trauma into
Hope & Healing
About Rebekkah
Psychotherapy Background
Rebekkah Williams, RP, is a Registered Psychotherapist, Author, National Speaker and
Trainer, Clinical Supervisor and Expressive Arts Therapist, specializing in the treatment
of sexual trauma for over 38 years. Rebekkah is the Director of Nemesis Group, her
private practice, providing treatment of trauma for 22 years.
She developed Trauma 2 Triumph, providing training and workshops across Canada on responding with dignity to sexual exploitation and human trafficking. Created a YouTube channel, Question Without Shame, with information and resources for those who have been sexually abused. Rebekkah has served the Neyaashiinigmiing First Nation for over 25 years as a therapist, trainer and group facilitator.
She is the author of numerous books, mental health articles, research papers and social awareness advertising. Speaker at mental health conferences, including Waypoint Research Institute, presenter at the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association National Conference in PEI 2024 and
Halifax 2026, keynote speaker for the Ontario Provincial Human Trafficking Symposium,
in cooperation with Victim Services of Peel. Rebekkah is currently developing her
personal podcast: Prey: Growing Up With a Psychopath.
Rebekkah is a national trainer and presenter.
Learn more about Rebekkah's workshops or book one here.
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Writing Background
Rebekkah holds a Graduate Certificate from the Humber School for Creative Writing.
She is a former music journalist at The Georgia Straight, Vancouver.
She is the author of:
Front Porch Mannequins, a work of fiction, published in both paperback and Ebook Glass Houses, a Women’s Studies textbook, analysis of women’s anti-violence agencies, based on decades of work in rape crisis centres, shelters and treatment programs.
And…This Is What Happened: Children Expressing Trauma Through Art - co-author of a collection of professional case studies dedicated to artistic based traumatic expression and resilience. (Dec 2024)
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Therapeutic Curriculum:
Niin Maabaa - This is Me
Amazing Girls: Kikendaasogamig Elementary School,
Neyaashiinigmiing First Nation social action video on Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women,
Eshkiniijig Tawchigewok, a book of artistic expression created by the children of Neyaashiinigmiing First Nation,
Articles/Papers:
Onji-noojimom dibaajimong - Healing Through Stories: Revisioning Trauma Informed Practices.
Music journalist at The Georgia Straight.
Rebekkah is thrilled to have been published in Cognica: Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy CCPA’s Official Bilingual Publication - Reflecting the current status of counselling/psychotherapy across Canada
Rebekkah is currently developing a podcast, Prey, a narrative about sex trafficking.
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Join Rebekkah for a
"How To Talk About Horrible Things" workshop
Current Projects &
Engagements
Rebekkah was honoured to be a presenter at the 2024 Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association National Conference: Navigating Trauma, Finding Connection.
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In her session: How to Talk About Horrible Things, Rebekkah examined Trauma, Linguistics and Healing.
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She'll be in Halifax this spring, speaking once again: No Reflection: Externalized Self-Image in Survivors of Image-Based Sexual Exploitation - Impacts and Therapeutic Considerations
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A therapeutic website with trauma-informed workshops and webinars for professionals assisting those healing from Sexual Abuse, PTSD/cPTSD, Anxiety, Sex Trafficking and Exploitation and mental illness.
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A YouTube channel with honest, blunt answers to questions about sexual abuse.
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Coming Soon
Bite Me Happy
A website devoted to the intersection between food and wellness.
A collection of professional case studies dedicated to creating artistic based traumatic expression and resilience.
