Christy Sims Foundation

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She was burned over 20% of her body, spent two months in a coma, and continues to undergo reconstructive surgeries.

Christy Sims, a mother of two, was just two weeks away from receiving her Master’s degree in counseling when she was assaulted by her boyfriend with industrial grade sulfuric acid. The Christy Sims Foundation is now focused upon the prevention, education and awareness of domestic violence.

12/03/2025

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09/09/2025

BOOK CHRISTY SIMS FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE MONTH

Domestic Violence Survivors lose an estimated 8 MILLION workdays each year.

• In the U.S., 41% of women and 26% of men have experienced contact sexual violence, physical violence, or stalking by a partner with real life and work impacts.

• On college campuses, recent national Clery totals show thousands of domestic/dating violence and over 6,000 stalking reports in a single year.

• At work, 1 in 5 employees report DV impacts on the job, costing millions of workdays and billions in lost productivity.

• In our military communities, DoD documented 8,000+ domestic abuse incidents last year alone.

This isn’t just a compliance issue, it’s a culture, safety, and performance issue.

I’m Christy “Courageous Christy” Sims, a DV survivor, Licensed Therapist, author, and nationally recognized professional speaker. I help universities, corporations, and military organizations move from awareness to action with keynotes, DV awareness programs, and workshops that cover:
• Recognizing patterns (dating violence, stalking, coercive control)
• Survivor-centered response for leaders, HR, Title IX, and supervisors
• Practical safety planning & policy essentials that actually get used
• Resilience, healing, and bystander interventions that change outcomes

Booking October & Q4 now.
📩 [email protected] | Topics: Domestic Violence & Dating Violence • Stalking • Mental Health & Resilience • Trauma-Informed Leadership

Let’s equip your community to spot danger earlier, support survivors better, and build a culture where safety and dignity are non-negotiable.