A chrysalis (Crisálida in Spanish) is a transitional state from one way of being to another way of being. Crisálida was formally established in 2020 by Glory McDaniel to be a meaningful and relevant resource and support to Hispanic, Latine and other people of color struggling with complex trauma, domestic violence, and abuse. Crisálida is built on three core beliefs: (1) people need healthy people in their lives; (2) we can recover, learn, and thrive; and (3) we heal in relationship, not in isolation. Crisálida’s short-term and long-term objectives are to connect participants with community resources (legal, medical, dental, occupational, educational, social) while attending to their immediate existential needs (housing, food, transportation) and psychological needs (trauma-informed, culturally responsive counseling, peer coaching, and recovery maintenance support). People heal and become meaningful and valuable members of their communities when given the opportunity and resources to address the trauma and abuse they have experienced.