Apr 7th, 2010 |
By Christina Enevoldsen |
Category: All Posts, Articles
by Christina Enevoldsen If a friend or family member tells you he or she was sexually abused, please consider the importance of your role in the healing process. Disbelief or disinterest from loved ones can intensify or prolong trauma from abuse. It is emotionally overwhelming when someone you love and trust doesn’t believe you or [...]
Tags: abuser, acceptance, boundaries, child abuse, Christina Enevoldsen, comfort, comfort zone, disclosure, emotional outburst, emotional pain, emotional scars, emotions, empowerment, family, feeling alone, forgiveness, friends, healing brokenness, healing process, healing trauma, healthy relationships, incest, inner struggle, pain relief, personal space, recovery, secrets, self help, self-esteem, sexual abuse, shame, significance, support group, support system, survival mode, survivor of abuse, therapy, trust, truth, validation, victim, violation Posted in All Posts, Articles |
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Apr 6th, 2010 |
By Bethany Ruck |
Category: All Posts, Bethany's Blog
by Bethany Ruck Today I was dealing with a lot of the preparation for my upcoming trail and found myself filled with an overwhelming anxiety. The kind where you shake from your core, and you don’t know whether to cry or scream. I thought my heart was going to beat out of my chest. I [...]
Tags: anxiety, Bethany Ruck, boundaries, distraction, distractions, emotional pain, emotions, fear, inner struggle, meditation, mental health, pain relief, panic attack, personal power, personal space, quiet time, self help, support, worry Posted in All Posts, Bethany's Blog |
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