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Felicia Djamirze
[edit]Trauma Therapist, Advocate, Researcher, Author and CEO of Neuro Vitality & The Trauma Recovery Network.
Felicia is a proud First Nations woman who created the Growth-Focused Trauma Model[1]. She is a woman with a conviction history.[2] In her practice, she works closely with people with lived prison experience, women survivors of domestic violence and intergenerational disadvantage, as well as people with intellectual disabilities and mental health challenges.
Felicia is the co-author of "Accessory" [3]published by Affirm Press written in beautiful prose with seasoned journalist Erin O'Dwyer,[4]"Accessory" is a bold and searingly honest tale of an extraordinary life, one that gives voice to the women behind the 'gangland trophy wife' cliche.Felicia created Australia’s first all-female, Indigenous-led, lived-experience study on the adverse childhood experiences (ACE) [5]of people involved in the criminal justice system, co designed and facilitated by Tahlia Isaac, Founder and CEO of Project:herSELF. Felicia presently serves on the board of Directors of Project:herSELF [6]
In her monthly column on mental health for the national prison newspaper, About Time[7], Felicia provides practical tools to those navigating the challenges of imprisonment.
Felicia was awarded Most Innovative Woman of the Year at the 2024 International Business Awards. Her academic foundation in social sciences and counselling—along with qualifications in journalism, legal services, community services, and communications—blends with her real-life experience of violence, trauma, and the justice system.
She is an in-demand International Speaker, who covers issues including criminal justice, mental wellbeing, the feminisation of poverty, domestic violence and women’s offending. She offers tangible, practical, holistic, and culturally informed perspectives on issues of intergenerational discrimination and the disadvantages faced by women.[8]
- ^ "Trauma Recovery Network". Trauma Recovery Network.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) - ^ O'Dwyer, Erin. "Two Of Us; When Dean was locked up, he told Felicia to move on with her life". The Sydney Morning Herald.
- ^ Affirm Press. "Accessory by Felitciana Zsha'Mirrze and Erin O'Dwyer Behind every criminal man is a young, glamorous woman profiting from his crimes. Or, at least, so the media suggests".
{{cite web}}: line feed character in|title=at position 10 (help) - ^ O'Dwyer, Erin. "Good Prose Studio". Good Prose Studio.
- ^ Djamirze, Felicia. "ACE Study". Adverse Childhood Experience Study, the relationship between trauma and offending behaviour.
- ^ Isaac, Tahlia. "Project herSELF". Project HerSELF.
- ^ Djamirze, Felicia. "Inner Healing: Breaking the Cycle of Violence An interview with Sarah Brown, Co-Founder, She is Not Your Rehab". About Time.
{{cite web}}: line feed character in|title=at position 46 (help) - ^ Djamirze, Felicia. "Neuro Vitality Pty Ltd". www.neurovhub.com.