Healing Childhood Sexual Abuse | Incest
I started Overcoming Sexual Abuse over seven years ago to empower survivors of childhood sexual abuse to have fulfilling, impactful lives. Gaining back my own life free from the effects of abuse has led me to creating a program for other abuse survivors. If you’re ready to design a fulfilling, empowered life for yourself and intend to impact the worldRead more
The online courses are complete digital learning experiences. Lesson materials are delivered via video lessons and PDF downloads, all of which is housed in the members-only website. Each lesson video includes an action step to for you to take. You can work through the course at your own pace. It will always be available to you. ACCELERATE YOUR HEALING JOURNEY 21Read more
THE RESCUED SOUL a writing journey for the healing of incest and family betrayal • Do you feel as though you don’t belong? • Do you work for validation but feel unworthy of it? • Are you in an abusive relationships with yourself? • Do you fear emotional intimacy? • Do you crave deep connections but always feel alone? ThereRead more
by Christina Enevoldsen I’ve been divorced from my mom for over 8 years now. I’ve gotten used to my mother’s rejection and her not being in my life. It doesn’t always bother me, but that doesn’t mean the feelings of loss don’t come up from time to time. I have a close friend who’s been estranged from her mom forRead more
by Christina Enevoldsen I was talking with a friend who’s planning to set some boundaries with family. I’ve heard the things her parents have said and done to her for years so I’m celebrating this big step with her. But my friend also shared her plans with someone else. That person wasn’t so supportive. That person’s advice to my friendRead more
by Christina Enevoldsen Compliance to dysfunctional family rules was survival as a child but it was self-betrayal in adulthood. One of the most significant sources of pain and damage of my abuse comes from betrayal, especially from my parents. The man who was charged with the responsibility to protect and care for me violated my innocence and trust again andRead more
by Christina Enevoldsen “You weren’t there for me.” My mom sat across the table from me last year after seven years of no contact. I’d suggested we meet to discuss the way she’d been treating my daughter. But my mother shifted the conversation toward herself and told me how hard things were for her, especially after my dad died. That’sRead more