Lalenya has long envisioned the creation of a documentary that explores trauma and its profound effects on individuals and their linages. Drawing upon her personal experiences, extensive research from diverse sources, and conversations with healers, she plans to gather information and conduct interviews during a bike ride across all 50 states to develop this documentary. The Clearview Works Team fully supports her vision, recognizing the importance of shedding light on this critical issue.

 

The documentary will utilize video footage, questionnaires, and interviews with healers, survivors, and even perpetrators, alongside insights from non-traditional healing practices. The team aims to highlight the repercussions of trauma on victims, their families, and the perpetrators, as well as the enduring impact on society as a whole. Beyond illustrating the various forms and consequences of trauma, the documentary seeks to raise awareness about alternative healing methods that are often overlooked by conventional Western medicine. It will also offer solace to those who feel isolated in their struggles, showing them that they are not alone and that many others around the world share similar experiences, while providing guidance on how to begin or continue their healing journeys.

 

The overarching goal is to produce three documentaries: one focusing on trauma and its effects, another chronicling the adventures of Chick and Alice, and the final one detailing the journey of gathering information for the Greenhouse, encompassing all experiences in between.