The founders of “Bikers Against Trafficking” visited the 17th Judicial Circuit this week to discuss the long-term effects of human trafficking, point out often-missed red flags and explain what can be done to help. Patrick “Doc” Nave and his wife Diena “Rainey” were both trafficked as children, meeting years later in treatment. Determined to shine a light on human trafficking and help eradicate this horrific practice, the couple founded the nonprofit BAT in January 2016. Their goal: to restore hope and healing to those who have been trafficked. Doc has a Doctoral degree in therapy, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, a Masters Certified Addiction Counselor and is a Diplomate in Trauma Counseling. Rainey is the Business Manager and Trauma Counselor at Sojourners Recovery & Wellness Center AND Family4Today and an addiction counselor. Amazing event to highlight Problem-Solving Courts Month! Visit BIKERSAGAINSTRAFFICKING.ORG to learn more.
