Post-Traumatic Growth FREE Online Summit

Global Online Summit Offers Hope and Healing: The Post-Traumatic Growth Summit Unites Survivors, Experts & Advocates in a Powerful Exploration of Healing After Trauma

Cape Town, 11 April 2025 - Trauma changes us - but so can healing. This April, a transformative online event invites participants from around the world to explore what comes after the wounds, the silence and the survival. It’s called the Post-Traumatic Growth Summit, and it’s completely free to attend.

Hosted by Sinta Ebersohn, post traumatic growth mentor and founder of the award-winning Get Up and Grow community, this unique summit brings together 23 powerful interviews and 20+ educational videos that dig deep into the heart of trauma, resilience and recovery.

Summit Dates: 25, 26 & 27 April 2025 Registration: Free at https://getupandgrow.co.za/post-traumatic-growth-summit-invite/

“Post-traumatic growth doesn’t erase the pain, but it shows us that something meaningful can emerge from it. This summit is about holding space for that transformation,” says Sinta Ebersohn, who conducted every interview and lovingly curated the content over several months.

What to Expect from the Summit

Over the course of three days, participants will gain free access to all content, including:

23 Deep-Dive Interviews With:

• Survivors of childhood sexual abuse, intimate partner violence, medical trauma and more
• Experts in bereavement, PTSD, addiction, men’s health, grief and vicarious trauma to mention just a few
• Healing professionals offering insights into TRE, resonance repatterning and trauma from a wellness perspective

20+ Short Educational Videos on Key Topics:

• Trauma bonding, attachment and emotionally unavailable partners
• Parentification, enmeshment, estrangement and family dysfunction
• Betrayal, triangulation, the silent treatment, narcissism and much more

Each video is designed to offer insight, validation and practical strategies for navigating the complexities of trauma’s impact on our relationships, identities and nervous systems.

A Summit With Heart: About the Host

Sinta Ebersohn is the compassionate force behind the award-winning Get Up and Grow, a global online community rooted in healing, resilience and conscious personal development. Known for her deep, intuitive interviewing style and commitment to emotional safety, she has created several acclaimed summits on topics like resilient parenting, divorce and now, post-traumatic growth.

What sets this summit apart is not just the quality of the conversations, but the space they create: honest, human and hope-filled.

“We don’t promise a fix. We promise company, insight and a way forward,” says Sinta Ebersohn.

About Get Up and Grow

Get Up and Grow is more than a platform - it’s a living, breathing community. It offers members free access to a growing library of resilience resources, including previous summits, healing practices, reflective tools, workshops, live events and a wealth of other resources. It's a sanctuary for those navigating life after trauma, loss, burnout or breakdown.

When someone registers for the Post-Traumatic Growth Summit, they’re not just gaining access to a one-time event - they’re joining a movement of conscious growth and meaningful connection.

Join Us - For Free

The Post-Traumatic Growth Summit is entirely free to attend during the live dates, with optional lifetime access available after the event.

This is your invitation to sit in on some of the most heartfelt, enlightening and empowering conversations you’ll hear this year. If you or someone you love has experienced trauma, this summit offers more than information - it offers connection, compassion and hope.

🔗 Sign up now: https://getupandgrow.co.za/post-traumatic-growth-summit-invite/ 📅 Event Dates: 25, 26 & 27 April 🌍 Location: Online - watch from anywhere

Media Contact: Sinta Ebersohn Founder & Host - Get Up and Grow Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Website: https://getupandgrow.co.za/ More about Sinta Ebersohn and her work: https://sintaebersohn.co.za/