Healing Relationship Trauma

Are you going through a moment when you feel guilty not crying after a loss? Drawing on her own recovery from loss and from seven years of research on neurodevelopment and mental performance, Chelsea Berrie helped hundreds of survivors to move forward through trauma in the local community and is providing her answers to such questions in her book. Her book, 9 Steps Toward Healing acknowledges the myths, misconceptions, and social issues we face when dealing with grief, and instead provides a compassion-driven toolbox of ideas and activities to help listeners cope.

Abuse knows no bounds—it doesn't discriminate based on gender, age, race, or any other factor. Anyone can become a victim, whether knowingly or unknowingly, and each individual's journey towards healing from abusive relationships and escaping trauma is unique. Our abuse survivor book, Such Reckless Hate, acknowledges this truth and delves into the lived experiences of those who have endured the unimaginable toxic relationships.

Do you find yourself sabotaging your own happiness due to your insecurities? Do you find yourself needing constant reassurance in your relationships? Do you struggle with trust issues and fear of abandonment? Are you constantly worried your partner will leave you? Are you tired of feeling insecure and clingy? I understand how overwhelming these feelings can be. It’s time to acknowledge your struggles and find a path to healing and empowerment. You are not alone, and change is possible. Does any of these situations sound familiar? - You constantly fear that your partner might leave you, no...

Choosing Change: Reclaiming Life After Childhood Trauma provides the guidance and inspiration for those living with the long-term effects of childhood trauma, drama, and dysfunction. Using the true story of the author’s life from trauma through to recovery, she identifies the key factors and steps needed to reclaim your power, your potential, and teaches you how to learn to live the life you never dreamed of.

Po stracie ukochanej osoby, czy to w wyniku jej smierci, czy tez rozstania lub rozwodu, poronienia lub aborcji, wiekszosc moze ludzi przechodzic depresje i miec traume. Przeprogramowanie technika „spójrz za siebie w tyl” jest pomostem miedzy umyslem swiadomym i podswiadomym. Pomaga poprzez ponowne wyswietlenie w wyobrazni przechowywanych w podswiadomosci wydarzen i wdrukowanie zwiazanych z nimi nowych emocji, trwale uzdrowic traumy.