SUPPORT for ORGANIZED ABUSE and ADDICTION RECOVERY:
EDUCATE - ACTIVATE - HEAL
The Evolution of SOAAR
Anastasia Sprout began to recall extreme abuse experiences in the early 90’s, and started a multidimensional healing journey that continues to this day. By 2009, she felt inspired to offer online service with other organized abuse survivors and allies, as a founding member of the North American Truth and Reconciliation Coalition [http://natrcoalition.org/]. This project was first envisioned and launched by Kathleen Sullivan, author of Unshackled: A Survivor’s Story of Mind Control and Neil Brick, founder of the S.M.A.R.T. (Stop Mind Control and Ritual Abuse Today). Though the coalition is no longer active beyond basic announcements, it was an instructive and productive endeavor, and led to lasting friendships with others who had survived extreme abuse.
In 2021, Anastasia and several others co-created a new organization called Survivors Assisting Survivors of Extreme Abuse (SASEA). This group helped organize a zoom celebration of life for organized abuse healing activist Trish Fotheringham, which brought together survivors and allies from all across the globe.
Also in 2021, Anastasia began to better understand the mass mind control/SRA operations behind many societal movements, and united with Seattle-area activists to protest and reclaim human rights via multiple in-person events. This led to collaboration with the “March for Washington” and The Seattle Truth Network organizations, and in 2022, the first Seattle “March for Innocence” took place on October 20, 2022. The Seattle Truth Network hosted and recorded Anastasia’s public talks on Trauma-Based Mind Control and Satanic Ritual Abuse.
In 2022, the SASEA organization evolved into Support for Organized Abuse and Addiction Recovery, or SOAAR, to expand services for professionals, allies, and healing from addiction. In 2023, SOAAR started their first professional consultation group to help professionals treating survivors of extreme organized abuse.
