Healing Self-Esteem After Trauma, and Rebuilding Confidence and Self-Worth
The Wound of Self-Esteem After Trauma: Learning to See Your Worth Self-esteem and confidence are often deeply wounded by trauma, neglect, a...
Healing Takes Time, and That’s Okay Most people think of healing as a one-time event: something happens, you hurt for a while, and eventuall...
The Wound of Self-Esteem After Trauma: Learning to See Your Worth Self-esteem and confidence are often deeply wounded by trauma, neglect, a...
Grief: When We Lose Others, We Lose Ourselves Too Grief is one of the most universal human experiences, yet one of the hardest to put into w...
The Danger of Avoidance: When Escaping Becomes Another Prison Avoidance is one of the most common responses to trauma. When we grow up in to...
When Trauma Steals Your Focus: Understanding the Struggle to Concentrate Concentration is often taken for granted. Most people believe that ...
Introduction Bedwetting, or enuresis, is often brushed aside as a “childhood problem” that children are expected to grow out of. Doctors may...
Emotional codependency is not just about “needing love too much.” It’s a wound, a scar from emotional neglect, abandonment, or even abuse. ...
Why Childhood Trauma Leaves Deep Scars Childhood is meant to be a time of safety, nurture, and growth. But for many, it is marked by pain —...
Understanding Depression Beyond Sadness Sadness is a natural human reaction. When we lose something, when life changes, or when something hu...