Finding Healing and Forgiveness through Journaling with God

The journey toward healing and forgiveness can be one of the most challenging yet transformative experiences in life. If you find yourself struggling to forgive someone who has hurt you deeply, such as your aunt, know that you are not alone. Through faith and the power of journaling with God, you can begin a profound

Rediscovering Freedom After Abuse

Escaping the clutches of abuse is a monumental achievement, but the journey toward freedom doesn’t end there. Rediscovering a sense of self, healing, and embracing newfound freedom is a process that requires patience and self-compassion. In this guide, we’ll explore steps to help survivors navigate the path to freedom after escaping abusive situations. Reclaiming Personal

A Guide to Healing After a Lifetime of Emotional Abuse

Emotional abuse leaves lasting scars, but embarking on the journey to heal is a courageous step towards reclaiming your life. If you’ve endured lifelong emotional abuse, know that you deserve healing and happiness. Here’s a guide to help you kickstart the process of healing and rediscovering yourself. Acknowledge the Pain Self-Compassion and Self-Care Rebuilding Trust

Finding Healing and Liberation from Toxic Family Dynamics

As I sit down to write this, I am filled with a mix of emotions – apprehension, vulnerability, but above all, a sense of hope. My journey with Jesus has been one of profound healing and revelation, especially when it comes to dealing with toxic family dynamics, particularly with my aunt. Growing up, I always

Writing a Letter to Your Abuser for Healing

In the journey of healing from what my brother and aunt did to me, there’s a powerful tool that I overlooked: the act of writing a letter to my brother and aunt expressing the pain they put me through. While it might seem absurd, this process was a crucial step towards reclaiming my sense of

TW: Sexual Abuse

I was tired of watching TV so I decided to go up to the bedroom. I was kneeling on the floor and I was on my phone. When you walked in I thought it would be banter as usual. You put your hands in my pants and I froze. I wanted to say “no”. I