Unraveling Shame – Deeper Exploration
Earlier this month we began to explore that shame [...]
Breaking the Cycle of Generational Trauma
We resume Blanche G’s family’s journey toward healing, following [...]
How Trauma Keeps You From Knowing Your Worth
In this Guest Thriver Blog, we are excited to [...]
Sharing the Secret that Haunts and Impacts You
This month’s thriver blog comes from Steve Peacock who [...]
Nurturing What Is Meant to Bloom Within You
Embracing the four seasons allows us the opportunity to [...]
Understanding the Impact of Sexual Abuse
Do you believe the world’s culture is desensitized to [...]
Snow’s Invitation to Soften Yourself
During the chill of February, there is an invitation [...]
When the Holiday Season Is Difficult: Secrets and Seasons of the Journey
Holiday Seasons can be difficult. When you hear, “Secrets [...]
Releasing – Part of Healing Our Woundedness
“We are all wounded in some way. What we [...]
Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone
At the beginning of the month we talked about how survivors of sexual abuse often create a comfort zone for themselves. Two different images were offered - that of wrapping yourself up with insulation like a blanket or forming a protective wall. It may also be a comfy nest that you don’t really want to leave, even when it’s time.
Let’s explore what a comfort zone might look like for you.
