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ABOUT
Cory George, EdS, MS
Trauma Expert, Author, Television Host

Cory George's life and career reflect a deep commitment to healing, empowerment, and social justice. By overcoming personal trauma, including familial child sex abuse and molestation, bullying, and abandonment, he has become a recognized trauma expert and a powerful voice in mental health and trauma recovery from a cultural and identity perspective.  Also, George is passionate about the promotion of mental health equity, particularly for marginalized communities.

 

His work has earned him international recognition, with features on major platforms like FOX, CBS, NBC, and HUFFPOST Live. His partnership with civil rights organizations such as the ACLU underscores his dedication to addressing systemic issues that impact mental health and wellbeing in underserved communities and marginalized identities.

 

The 2023 U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteerism is a well-deserved recognition of his tireless service and advocacy work. 

 

As a featured interventionist on the A&E series “Digital Addiction”, George has expanded his reach by helping individuals address their unhealthy relationships with technology and uncover the deeper emotional roots of these behaviors. His role in this series is just one example of how he uses his platform to promote healing and self-awareness.

 

Through his TV show “1 on 1 with Cory George”, George created a space for meaningful, tough conversations aimed at benefiting African American families. The show, which aired on DCTV in Washington, DC, served as an important source of insight and support.

 

His 2015 book release, “SIT or STAND 2.0: Living Successfully Beyond Your Shadows”, George’s vulnerability and transparency in discussing the impacts of his various childhood traumas offers readers tools to overcome their own struggles, much as he has. His 2014 documentary “Whispers in the Night” further demonstrates his commitment to giving voice to those who often go unheard, particularly men affected by childhood sexual assault. The documentary, which has gained significant online attention, is an emotional and impactful resource for survivors of trauma.

 

Pursuing his Doctor of Education in Community Care and Counseling with a focus on Traumatology, George continues to expand his knowledge and expertise, which only enhances his capacity to support others on their healing journeys.

 

With his extensive background in trauma, healing, and media production, George’s work serves as an inspiration for many, showing that it’s possible to not only heal from trauma but to use those experiences to create lasting, positive change in others' lives. 

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