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Trauma and Healing picks
Discover the standout reads from this topic, curated directly from the Storise library.
Featured title: How We Heal: Uncover Your Power and Set Yourself Free by Alexandra Elle
How We Heal: Uncover Your Power and Set Yourself Free
Alexandra Elle
A 4-step framework for fostering self-love and self-healing!
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What's How We Heal: Uncover Your Power and Set Yourself Free about?
We are all broken, but that does not mean that we can't lead a happy and successful life. Just take the initiative to start your self-healing journey and one day you will manage to let go of all past mistakes and problems. While self-doubt, fears, and traumas of the past will try to arrest your growth, keep on moving ahead and start over as many times as you can. Addressing the lonely inner child and rewriting y...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Trauma and Healing.
Drama Free
Nedra Glower Tawwab
Manage and heal from dysfunctional family dynamics.
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What's Drama Free about?
Life can get messy, especially when family is involved. Countless stories reflect the tangled threads of family dysfunction. But here's the good news: you're not stuck in this mud. "You can't control who you get in life, but you can control how you respond to them." You may not change your family, but you can change yourself. Those childhood hurts? They're real, and heavy to carry. Relationships with parents, sibling...
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Trauma and Healing.
You Are Your Best Thing
Tarana Burke
Learn to confront racial trauma and find healing through shared experiences
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What's You Are Your Best Thing about?
"You Are Your Best Thing" by Brené Brown and Tarana Burke highlights Black voices, addressing vulnerability, shame, and resilience against systemic racism. The collection emphasizes healing through storytelling and reclaiming identity.
Who should read this?
- Readers exploring Trauma and Healing.
