ABOUT
Cory George, Ed.S, MA
Recognized Trauma Consultant, Life Coach, Author, Television Host
Cory George’s life and career are a testament to the power of resilience, advocacy, and healing. A survivor of childhood sexual abuse, bullying, and abandonment, he has transformed personal trauma into a lifelong mission of service, social justice, and emotional wellness. Today, he stands as a trauma expert, human rights advocate, and thought leader committed to amplifying marginalized voices and advancing equity in mental health. George says "I've been fortunate enough to commit to my own active healing while becoming equipped and having the honor of partnering with many individuals and families from various walks of life who have experienced similar traumas over the last 20 years. I understand the power and validity of one's own story while also fostering a sense of community and empowering the internal voice. I also understand the trust that is required and I am forever grateful".
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George has used his platform and voice to advocate on Capitol Hill, where he championed policies to protect vulnerable communities and expand the rights of sexual assault victims while preventing victimization of others. His advocacy extends far beyond policy: from collaborating with national organizations such as the ACLU to building programs rooted in trauma-informed practices, he remains steadfast in ensuring underserved populations are seen, heard, and supported.
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His impact has reached international audiences through appearances on FOX, CBS, NBC, and HUFFPOST Live. In 2023, he received the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteerism, recognizing his enduring contributions to community healing and justice.
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As an interventionist on A&E’s Digital Addiction, George helps individuals reclaim their lives from technology dependency, modeling compassion, accountability, and transformation. He has also harnessed the power of media as host of 1 on 1 with Cory George on DCTV in Washington, DC, a program dedicated to strengthening African American families through candid conversations about healing and resilience.
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An accomplished author and filmmaker, George penned SIT or STAND 2.0: Living Successfully Beyond Your Shadows and produced the groundbreaking documentary Whispers in the Night, which gave voice to male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Both works continue to serve as essential resources for trauma recovery worldwide.
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Currently pursuing a Master of Public Health with a focus on Community Mental Health, George remains committed to building frameworks for intergenerational healing and cultural equity in wellness.
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With a unique blend of lived experience, scholarly expertise, and unapologetic advocacy, Cory George continues to inspire change—proving that personal healing, when leveraged with purpose, can spark systemic transformation.