Life growing up for me was very unsafe, if I was to use one word.

My father was a heavy alcoholic.

Violence was a normal part of our lives.

And when I say normal, we would wake up at 3 o'clock in the morning

to my mother screaming, being choked, being beaten,

and we would just go back to sleep.

Well, Matt and Sarah, thank you so much for being here with us today.

We love the work that you guys are doing.

We're so grateful for the work that you're doing.

And we're really excited to kind of share this with our audience.

So for anyone who's maybe unfamiliar, can you help our audience understand what she is not your rehab is?

She Is Not Your Rehab really started out as just a community initiative from our barbershop. So we never set out to create a big movement or even a campaign. It was just simply, I guess, a heartfelt response to what

we witnessed in our community around domestic violence and sexual abuse, also given that that was

also mixed experience.

So what started out is just a humble community, I guess, outreach, turned into this crazy

viral movement in our book and different campaigns and projects that we've kind of undertaken.

And simply, it's just an invitation

for men to acknowledge that their childhood trauma wasn't their fault, but their healing now is

their responsibility. And so I guess that sort of sums it up. Yeah. Well, but. Yes. So amazing.

And some of the inspiration, as you just mentioned, kind of came from Matt's

own experience. Can you speak a little bit about what life was like for you growing up, Matt?

Yeah, life growing up for me was very unsafe, if I was to use one word. My father was a heavy

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