by lw_winsten | Oct 26, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy
For adults who have a history of abuse and trauma from their childhood, one of the leading reasons that few are able to seek help isn’t due to a lack of access to resources. Instead, many suffer from a lack of clarity regarding their abuse history, or wondering...
by lw_winsten | Oct 26, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy, Counseling
Individuals who have experienced trauma and abuse in their childhood can see the effects of that trauma last long into adulthood. From physical and mental health to social interactions, childhood abuse can lead to a difficulty in leading a normal and thriving life....
by lw_winsten | Oct 26, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy
As a child, you likely looked to adults in your life as trusted and guiding sources of wisdom and protection. Whether it was jumping into a car and buckling a seatbelt or trusting that healthy and safe food was on your plate each day, the adults in our world were...
by lw_winsten | Oct 20, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy
One of the most difficult impacts for women who have experienced traumatic child abuse in their past is the ongoing effects of their trauma. From consistent and disruptive mental, emotional, and physical manifestations of their abuse, women can also experience a...
by lw_winsten | Aug 24, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy
Trauma and abuse during the formative years of childhood are often more prevalent than thought – often because of unconscious repression or intentional suppression of memories. Yet the damage is there historically. Based on studies performed by the National...
by developer | Jan 8, 2020 | Child Abuse, Child Abuse Therapy, Trauma
When we are low in self-esteem, have trouble believing in ourselves; have problems knowing who we are and finding things in life that will bring us gratification; find we have serious problems in relating to others and maybe avoiding connections, or are trying too...
