Social media has changed what we think is normal. Every day, we scroll past images that are filtered, edited, carefully chosen, and sometimes even enhanced beyond reality.

Two steps forward and one step back is still forward.

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month — a time to shine light on the hidden pain so many carry. Abuse doesn’t always leave bruises. Some wounds are invisible, yet they can run deep, lasting long after physical harm. The Reality in Numbers More than 1 in 3 women (35.6 %) and 1 in 4 men (28.5 %) in the U.S. have experienced rape, physical violence, or stalking by an intimate partner in their lifetime. On average, 20 people every minute are physically abused by a

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A Self-Reflection Worksheet for Survivors Understanding Your Feelings Leaving an abusive relationship is a courageous step, but it's common to feel a mix of emotions afterward - including missing your abuser. This does not mean you made the wrong decision or that you should go back. It means your brain and heart are still adjusting to life outside the cycle of abuse. This worksheet will help you understand why you may still miss your abuser and guide you through reframing y

Have you ever asked yourself, “Why am I still struggling?” despite the time that’s passed? If you’ve experienced trauma—or are trying to...

Have you ever felt like your worth is tied to making others happy? Do you find yourself putting everyone else first, even at the expense...

There are moments in life when a single verse of scripture resonates so deeply, it shifts your entire perspective. For me, that verse is...

My journey of healing the effects of abuse and Body Dysmorphia. You are not alone and you can heal too

Leading support groups and working closely with clients has illuminated a profound truth for me: the power of being understood is...