Nov. 5, 2021

Healing Trauma Through Connecting With Others

Healing Trauma Through Connecting With Others

If you've been feeling disconnected, stuck, or paralyzed, sensing a deep yearning for something more, it may be a desire to find safe people to be with in real life. People who are accepting won't judge you for opening up and sharing what you're going...

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Healing Trauma & connecting with others


If you've been feeling disconnected, stuck, or paralyzed, sensing a deep yearning for something more, it may be a desire to find safe people to be with in real life. People who are accepting won't judge you for opening up and sharing what you're going through.

There's a collective desire to be seen and heard and indeed find a point of connection with other human beings.


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Included in this episode...

I share some of Lundy Bancroft's books that helped me find the type of more personal support I've been looking for. I think all or any of these are helpful for understanding, validating, and moving on from abuse.

Why Does He Do That?: Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men

Daily Wisdom for Why Does He Do That

The Joyous Recovery

Peak Living Network (Lundy Bancroft's Network for co-counseling)

I hope you find these resources above helpful and they lead to more support or emotional peace for you.

Lots of Love,
Steph

Love, Steph xoxo