One of the reasons why depression is more prevalent in women than men is due to social structures; from traumatic violence, hierarchical discrimination, to trivial micro-aggressions experienced throughout daily life. Patriarchal social structures are not only responsible for the prevalence of depression in women, but also their survival. Judith Herman said the PTSD left by sexual violence is the result of the shattered belief “that I am valuable, that others will stay with me, and that the world is a place worth living.” In order to restore collapsed faith in everyday life, the survivor must rebuild the perceptive system. The process of recovery is never pleasant. It is a very slow process. Grounding is a practice to restore daily life through cinema with survivors of sexual violence. The survivors, dance therapists, choreographers, and feminist activists gather to run the movement workshop ‘Sang-woman’s Grounding Techniques’.