Confused? Lost? Heartbroken? Yearning?

This groundbreaking book offers support and validation every day, which is critical when we're reeling from the effects of narcissistic abuse and toxic relationships. It provides the tools and information to help you rise above the past by creating a strong connection with yourself and Source, the basis for a soul-inspired life filled with peace and joy. Healing our inner wounds that made us susceptible to abuse allows us to step into our power and find our answers within as we connect with the wisdom of our soul.

In this book, you will learn:

• The truth about narcissistic abuse so you can recognize the signs, set yourself free, and reclaim your power.
• How to identify red and yellow flags so you can steer clear of potentially abusive situations before they happen.
• How to access the gifts of your wounded inner children to find freedom and bring healing to your deepest wounds.
• How to determine your values, set effective boundaries, and build a foundation for healthy, supportive relationships.
• Ways to more effectively maintain No Contact with your abuser so you'll be less likely to get "sucked back in."
• Tips to recover from abuse as a highly sensitive empath so you can better meet your needs and recognize your gifts and strengths.

On this sacred year-long journey, Erika invites you to discover and embrace Brave Love-a daring love that emerges from deep within us and heals us as we recognize the magnificent truth of who we are.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	416
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Inward Press, LLC
Fecha de Publicación	2022-09-19
Dimensiones	8.5" x 5.5" x 0.85" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Nelson, Erika

Erika Nelson is a mental health counselor in private practice with a focus on trauma and PTSD. She earned Bachelor of Science Degrees in Psychology and Human Development and a Master of Arts Degree in Counseling. She has several upcoming books and educational programming in development to assist others in healing from narcissistic abuse and toxic relationships. She is also a survivor of many things, her early history of trauma shaping her life's purpose of helping others heal from the things we don't talk about. Through her personal and professional experience, Erika has found that our greatest pain is our most powerful medicine. She believes that each of us realizing our absolute, inherent worthiness of love would change the world, and she is committed to sharing that message through her words. To learn more about Erika Nelson and her work, visit: www.erikanelson.com