This is just the beginning.
Trauma Club OG is still under construction — because we refuse to rush what deserves to last.
For now, you can grab Tess’s memoir and join the movement through Amazon or Indiegogo.
The rest? Coming soon, unapologetically.
Buy the memoir on: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FPQLZ3VM
We built this for the ones who’ve seen too much, felt too deep, and kept going anyway.
TCOG isn’t a brand. It’s a safehouse. A clubhouse for the ones who came back changed—and needed a place where that change wasn’t judged, fixed, or explained away. Here, we speak survivor. Raw, honest, unfiltered. No masks. No performance.
Our purpose is to create space.
For trauma survivors to feel seen, heard, and fully protected. For stories that don’t fit in “normal” boxes. For healing that doesn’t follow a straight line.
Our vision is a global movement.
Books that speak truth. Art that hits home. Merch that feels like armor. And a space where survivors can connect, build, and create something that’s theirs.
We’re not trying to fix you.
We’re here to walk beside you.
Welcome to TCOG—Trauma Club OG.
If you get it, you’re already one of us.
These aren’t rules. They’re reminders. Anchors. The core of who we are and how we move:
1. Real over perfect.
We don’t polish pain to make it palatable. We speak it how it is—raw, flawed, human.
2. No shame allowed.
What you’ve lived through is not up for judgment. Survival isn’t something to apologize for.
3. Your pace is sacred.
Healing has no finish line. Whether you’re running, crawling, or just breathing—you’re doing it right.
4. We hold space, not power.
We don’t fix. We don’t preach. We witness. We support. We walk beside you.
5. Tribe over trend.
We’re not chasing clicks. We’re building a movement that protects its own—quietly, fiercely, and with no masks.
6. Boundaries are holy.
No means no. Silence is respected. And consent is everything—online or off.
7. Laughter is medicine.
Even in the darkest moments, we believe in cracking a joke before we crack apart.
These are the bones of TCOG. If this speaks to you, you already know—you’re one of us.
You don’t need to be okay to belong here. You just have to be.