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A Space Designed for Women
and Children

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Play Room

Designed for one mother and one child, our private play space offers connection without the barriers—no referrals, no authorizations, no healthcare hoops. Just a safe, intentional environment where you and your child can reconnect authentically.

  • Creative exploration

  • Imaginative role-play

  • Parent-child dialogue

  • Emotional expression

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Sensory Room

Our sensory room is a quiet, nurturing space designed for one mother and one child to relax, explore, and regulate together. No paperwork, no waitlists, no barriers—just time to breathe and connect in a way that feels safe and meaningful.
 

  • Engage with calming lights, textures, sounds, and movement-based activities

  • Explore sensory-friendly materials that promote regulation and relaxation

  • Share meaningful moments

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Growth Groups & Workshops

Whether you're navigating a new season of life or simply seeking tools for deeper connection, participating in a group setting can:

  • Reduce feelings of isolation 

  • Provide a sense of belonging and shared understanding

  • Offer new perspectives and practical strategies for growth

  • Encourage emotional resilience and personal empowerment

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Community
Provider-Led Classes

Creative expression, movement, and wellness practices are powerful tools for building resilience, fostering emotional health, and strengthening family bonds. Our provider-led classes:
 

  • Offer new ways for families to connect and explore

  • Encourage emotional expression and stress relief

  • Support physical health, mindfulness, and well-being

  • Create safe spaces for learning, creativity, and personal growth

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Our Sister Companies

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Supporting women with:
 

  • Trauma-informed group therapy for ongoing abuse and recovery

  • Individual counseling intensives for clarity and future-focused healing

  • Divorce strategy coaching for women needing protection and exit planning

  • Specialized support for high-asset, low-income mothers

  • Guidance through high-conflict divorce and coercive control dynamics
     

Unlike traditional therapy, which often delays action and keeps women circling in survival, PRC empowers women to gain confidence in the chaos of leaving—focused on protecting children and documenting behaviors that systems often ignore.

We help mothers prioritize their time, saving thousands of dollars and countless hours lost in disconnected legal counsel, court systems, and therapeutic approaches that don’t address the urgency of abuse.

Your therapy can wait; what you need first is clarity and strategy to protect yourself and your children. PRC exists to get women and children out of abusive marriages and to build community around the next chapter—reclaiming and rebuilding life for you and your children.

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Supporting families navigating the heartbreak of infant loss:
 

  • First-of-its-kind Infant Memorial Wall to remember and honor babies gone too soon in a lasting, sacred space

  • Bereavement & Respite Room designed for families to step away from daily demands, grieve privately, and process with access to artistic supplies for expression

  • Case Management Support to guide families through the complex realities of infant loss, including death care logistics, medical documentation, and systemic processes

  • Peer & Group Support led by others who truly understand, ensuring no parent carries this grief in isolation

  • Recognizing infant loss as not a single moment, but a lifelong reality
     

The Unique Challenges of Infant Loss

Infant loss compounds grief with practical, systemic, and cultural burdens that are rarely acknowledged. Families face the financial strain of medical and funeral costs while mothers endure postpartum changes—milk production, physical recovery, and lingering symptoms that deepen the weight of grief. Beyond these realities, many women are thrust into a profound spiritual crisis, wrestling with the meaning of life itself amidst unimaginable loss.
 

Depending on the age of the infant, families may also be subjected to death investigations or third-party interviews, forcing grieving mothers to navigate unfamiliar systems while reliving their trauma. These processes often end abruptly, with an expectation to “move on.” At the same time, parents are left to explain the unexplainable to surviving siblings, all within a culture that struggles to face the death of children—let alone babies gone too soon. Families are thrown into a whirlwind amidst devastation, and in a culture that isolates grieving mothers, Too Beautiful for Earth exists to break that silence and build community around healing.

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JOIN OUR TEAM 

Now Hiring Group Facilitators

Join a growing movement to support women, children, and families through resilience, creativity, and connection. All roles start as part-time contract positions, with opportunities to grow into employment as programs expand.

✨ This is more than a role—it’s a chance to help rewrite cultural patterns, ensuring no child is left behind and empowerment is our legacy.

About Us

At Facing Giants, we believe that mothers and children are not meant to walk through life unsupported.

Between survival, schedules, and endless demands, mothers are left with little space to simply be with their children. Outside of therapy or healthcare settings, opportunities for genuine, child-focused connection are rarely supported—leaving women and children to rebuild bonds in a culture that divides them instead of bringing them closer together.


We believe moms deserve more.

Facing Giants offers a safe, private, and innovative community space in Eugene where women and children can reconnect, bond, and grow together—free from outside pressures, distractions, or judgment. Here, connection isn’t clinical—it’s natural, restorative, and deeply needed.

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