Ptsd Management

Behind every perfectionist is a person exhausted by their own standards. Just about everything in life has two sides, and perfectionism is no exception. At its core, perfectionism often comes from a deep sense of care. We care about the things that matter to us--our work, our homes, our relationships, our lives--and we want them to be the best they can be. But let’s be honest: perfectionism can also come at a price. We’re often our own harshest critics. Stress and anxiety can take over, procrastination creeps in, and more often than not, we feel like we’ve fallen short of our own ...

In her inspiring book, reading specialist and motivational speaker, Keli, shares her personal journey of overcoming trauma and adversity to become a successful educator, healer, and role model. With her loving and compassionate demeanor, Keli has dedicated her life to teaching young children as a Kindergarten Reading Specialist and helping others through energy healing.

A proven, step-by-step method to curing posttraumatic stress disorder once and for all. Discover how to overcome posttraumatic stress disorder and be free of anxiety, depression, and be able to live a happy, fulfilling life!

CBD (Cannibinoid) Root Guide: Understanding the true benefits of CBD, cannabis extracts, and other various forms of end products from Marijuana. This is your comprehensive reference book for everything you'll need to know, from evaluating cannabis to extracting its essential chemical components such as THC and CBD. Also included are recipes on how to make Cannabis root oil extract, infused oils, Cannabis balm for topical use, Cannabutter, and Tea to name a few.

If you or anyone you know has struggled with crises and trauma, this powerful audiobook shares professional mental health resources, spiritual principles, and my own personal stories of struggling from crises and trauma, and the healing and recovery process.

Did you know that more than seven million Americans are said to be suffering from PTSD? Even more PTSD sufferers go undiagnosed each year after experiencing trauma from childhood, relationships, injuries, accidents, deaths, divorce, loss of children, and more.