Emotional Trauma Recovery

The Dear Little Ones series is dedicated to empowering the inner child to promote internal unity and improve readers’ mental health. The third and final book in this series addresses what healing from trauma might look like when more than one ego state is present. Written in child-friendly language, Dear Little Ones Book 3 helps ease any anxiety that inner children might hold about the healing process. This illustrated book is written with those who experience conflicting ego states in mind. Your inner children will come to understand: that “healing” is a concept that every person is ...

In Unlocked: A Man's Journey to Emotional Freedom and Connection, Emotional availability is the cornerstone of any healthy, fulfilling relationship. It is the ability to connect with your partner on a deep, emotional level, to share your thoughts, feelings, and vulnerabilities openly and without fear. When both partners are emotionally available, the relationship thrives; communication flows freely, trust is built and reinforced, and both individuals feel supported and understood. However, when emotional availability is lacking, the relationship begins to suffer. Marriage, in particular, ...

Resilience, the ability to prepare for, survive and evolve through challenges, depends on a series of skills and actions that can be learned. Dr Richard Bolstad is a qualified teacher, nurse, psychotherapist, and NLP Trainer. He teaches Resilience and trains Trainers to teach it across the planet, in businesses, for emergency first responders, and at the scene of major crises such as wars, earthquakes and climate disasters.

I watched Ryan die. So how is Ben wearing his face? Six years ago, my best friend—and secret first love—was hit by a car. I saw it happen. I heard the impact. I felt the world shatter around me. Ryan was gone. And yet… I’ve never stopped looking for him. I see him in strangers. In my dreams. In my nightmares. It’s cost me everything—my peace, my identity, maybe even my grip on reality. So when I walk into class and come face-to-face with Ben—a man who looks exactly like Ryan—I lose it. My therapist says I’m spiraling again. That Ben is dangerous. That I’ll end up back in...