An opportunity to push boundaries and reveal how women can embrace the changes their bodies need to go through in midlife and be proud that it is a time to let go of past trauma and own who they are.
The humble beginning of something extraordinary in healing. It goes beyond any conventional ‘one-size fits all’ programme of supporting women to resolve their trauma history.
There comes a time in women’s lives when their trauma histories rise within them, forcing them to take action, whether they like it or not. But which direction should they take?
How does trauma energy get stuck in the body-mind and fragment the female soul? It's a strange phenomenon, but when we learn how and why it happens, then the mystery of it no longer remains.
Discover how this once-lost modality can help pave the way for the advancement of modern medicine and deepen the understanding of how the body responds to trauma when abuse occurs in childhood.
The breach of our inner needs can start to close when we learn to reconnect with ourselves, and then we can find the life-changing answers that may lie within us all.
Our lives are full of second chances when we look for more than what life has dealt so far, not in a materialistic way but in something ethereal and mystical that challenges the soul.
When we welcome a New Year, it should be done with eyes wide open. To look for the prospect of finding something new within ourselves that can make all the difference to our wellness.
When we view neediness and weakness through different eyes, we can hold them close to our hearts and minds and accept them as nothing but personal empowerment tools for healing and growth.
My paintings are not ordinary; they are extra ordinary in their intent and purpose to help heal people struggling with aspects of their emotional health. So you may be wondering why a painting?
We have all heard "The Princess and the Pea" fairy tale. But, if we put a different perspective on that magical story, our princess could represent any child abuse survivor.
