Surf Sisters - Ep. 2
Synopsis
Kelsey runs grief support groups for women, using surf therapy to help them heal from trauma, including experiences of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Synopsis
Kelsey, a resident of Half Moon Bay, California, lost her twin sister Audrey to COVID-19. In response to her grief, Kelsey started a surf therapy program for women dealing with trauma. Participants learn to surf while sharing their experiences of loss and healing. Kelsey emphasizes that grief is a lifelong process and encourages women to connect with their bodies through the ocean. "Surf Sisters - Ep. 2" is part of the series "IMPACT with Gal Gadot," which features women making significant contributions to their communities.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Kelsey, who transforms her grief into community support.
- See how surfing helps women confront their trauma.
- Find out about the Hawaiian paddle out tradition.
Did You Know
- Kelsey lost her twin sister Audrey to Covid-19 in 2020.
- The last time Kelsey and Audrey surfed together was on New Year's Eve.
- Kelsey runs grief support groups specifically for women dealing with trauma.
- Paddle out is a Hawaiian tradition where surfers honor those who have passed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What did Kelsey lose to Covid?
Kelsey lost her twin sister, Audrey, to Covid last year.
What is surf therapy?
Surf therapy is about finding comfort in your body and feeling connected to your body, often involving participants who are afraid of the ocean.
What is the paddle out tradition in surfing?
Paddle out is a Hawaiian tradition where the surfing community goes out in a circle after someone passes, symbolizing the continuity of the community.
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