Discover How To Recover From Emotional Abuse in Childhood
When suffering from the effects of childhood, as a young adult, I learned that I wasn’t alone. So many adults carry baggage from their past and find that during adulthood, the stigmas and confusion of youth is permitted to go with them. The reason? Psychologically, people believe that all of the experiences of their youth make up a part of who they are. Time and time again, psychologists are asked to deal with problems that individuals have never been able to deal with themselves.
When you look at the amount of people who seek psychiatric help each year, it’s hardly going to come as a shock to you that many of these cases stem from childhood. In fact, if you are reading this introduction, perhaps you are looking for solutions yourself. My own experience has brought me here and it was so useful that I felt I needed to pass it on to those who are suffering, in the hope that it will help anyone who feels that they were emotionally abused as a child can get beyond it in their adult years and find out who they really are.
The problem that people face is that they trust their childhood instincts too much. They believe that what parents or siblings said to them must have been true. There would be no reason for trusted people in a child’s life to be any other way. The problem is that the grown up who comes out of the other side of emotional abuse often doesn’t recognize where the true healing can come from. It isn’t in the chair of a psychiatrist. It isn’t in adhering to other people’s values and beliefs about who you should be. The answer lies in individual approach to healing and that’s where this book comes in.
Download your copy today!
