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A safe space of stories, tools, and reflections for women healing after abuse. These posts are written from my lived journey and the lessons I wish I had earlier. They are here to inspire, guide, and remind you that you are not alone.
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Your safety and privacy are paramount. To ensure a secure and supportive space, some of my blog posts are available only to community members. This step protects confidentiality, keeps our circle safe, and ensures these blogs remain a haven just for women walking the healing path.
You can freely explore a selection of posts below to get a feel for the stories and guidance I share. When you are ready, we warmly invite you to become a community member and unlock the full blog library.
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My blogs grew out of my own journey of healing and change. Each post reflects what I learned along the way, with the hope that they will offer support and guidance to other women healing after domestic violence.
May you find inspiration and strength in these words as you walk your own path towards freedom.
Featured Post
When Old Wounds Resurface
Navigating Healing as a Domestic Violence Survivor
Healing after domestic violence is never a straight path, it's a journey with twists, turns and layers. Just when you think you have “done the work,” old wounds can resurface, bringing back anger, sadness, or even guilt you thought you had buried long ago.
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If you have ever asked yourself:
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“Why am I still feeling this way years later?”
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“Does this mean I have failed at healing?”
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“Why can’t I let go of the past?”
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…you are not alone. Many survivors find that trauma revisits them in waves.
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👉 The truth is, healing happens in layers. Each time those wounds resurface, it’s not a setback, it’s a sign you are ready to go deeper.
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Why This Matters
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As a survivor myself, even 15 years after leaving my abusive marriage, I have had seasons where old anger and grief came rushing back. It shook me. But it also taught me something important: healing isn’t about reaching a finish line, it’s about walking a path.
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That is why I created my 4 Stages of Healing:
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🌼 Daffodil → fragile beginnings
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🦋 Butterfly → transformation
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🪶 Feather → release
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🌳 Oak Tree → rooted strength
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When old wounds surface, it often means you are shifting stages, moving from fragility into freedom.
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Want to go deeper?
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This is just the beginning of the post. In the full article, I share:
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Why old wounds resurface years later, even when you thought you had healed.
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The lingering effects of abuse most survivors don’t talk about.
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How to reframe the “failure” story that keeps so many of us stuck.
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5 practices I return to whenever pain resurfaces (including my forgiveness ritual and gratitude anchor).
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✨ To read the full post, and access a safe space filled with insights, reflections, and practical guidance for your healing, you are warmly invited to join my free members’ blog community. It’s safe, supportive space created just for women walking this healing journey.
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👉 Become a free member today, and unlock the full article plus my Discover Your Healing Path Quiz and Gratitude Flashcards.​
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Below are a few selected posts you can read now, to give you a sense of the stories, tools, and support waiting for you. These previews are here so you can explore freely and when you feel ready,
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Preview Insightful Posts
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Unmasking My True Self
After years in an abusive relationship, I had become so good at wearing masks that I had forgotten who I really was underneath them all. Identity loss is one of the hidden wounds of abuse and one of the hardest to heal.
Finding Light in Darkness
Gratitude isn’t just saying “thank you.” For survivors, it can ease heavy feelings, bring calm and spark hope. What if this simple practice is where mending truly begins, opening the way to a lighter, more hopeful tomorrow?
Does Your Story Empower You?
The stories we tell ourselves shape how we see our lives but sometimes, those stories keep us stuck in pain. After abuse, it’s easy to believe you are powerless, waiting for others to change. Reframing your story can shift you from victim to author of your own life.
Strength
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Solitude
The Holidays When You Are Alone
When you have lived through abuse, the holidays can feel like a reminder of everything you have lost. All that "joy to the world" messaging when your world feels anything but joyful. But what if being alone during the holidays isn't a problem. What if it's actually space to heal?
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