Emerging Childhood Unscathed: Guided meditations and intentions to heal relationships, forgive, improve intimacy, mindfulness, communication & conne (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798657762907)

Whether you're in therapy or not, this book is for you if you want to make serious progress on healing emotional trauma from childhood.

Loved by all audiences, both secular and religious- due to it's judgement free zone where you can feel emotionally safe, Emerging Childhood Unscathed is a place you can do some real work to help you grow from the challenges you've faced in your life, past traumas, anxieties, and "shadows" in a simple yet clear.

Written by a therapist specializing in helping people understand more about their past, present, and future difficulties in relationships- this book is carefully crafted for you to grow and heal gently- a soft approach that supports your transformation without pressuring you to go places you don't feel comfortable exploring at this time.

"The unconscious is trying to resurrect the past is not a matter of habit or blind compulsion but of a compelling need to heal old childhood wounds."― Harville Hendrix, Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples .

In this book you will discover:

❤️What to do when you've hit a plateau in your personal journey towards growth and healing
❤️Meditations to let go of the past
❤️A deeper understanding of the shadows in your life- all the way from childhood until the present
❤️Begin to achieve forgiveness- for yourself, towards others, so you can live joyfully alive

More than just prompts that don't facilitate deeper work, Emerging Childhood Unscathed gives your unconscious mind the space it needs to do the work it must in order to heal childhood trauma.

Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin is an LCPC and a Certified Advanced Clinician in Imago Relationship Therapy. Together with his wife Rivka, he founded TheMarriageRestorationProject.com, a global initiative to help couples find new hope and connection in 2 days with via intensive marriage retreats.

Author: Rivka Slatkin, Rabbi Shlomo Slatkin
ISBN-10: 8657762900
ISBN-13: 9798657762907
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 07/10/2020
Pages: 92
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.28lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.22d