Lovable: How Women Can Heal Their Sensitive Hearts and Live and Love as Their True Selves (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781942155423)

Do you often feel nervous, irritable or stressed? Have you suffered with chronic anxiety or depression? Maybe you have difficulty feeling comfortable around most people or secure in your relationships. You might even believe deep down that you are not worthy of love and belonging. You are not alone. Women who feel this way will relate to the compelling personal and client stories in Lovable. These stories illustrate the unseen emotional wounding experienced by young girls and the lifetime of emotional distress it causes for them as adult women. Lovable gives you unique holistic healing strategies for these chronic emotional health issues. You will feel empowered and supported on your journey to truly healing these wounds.

Lovable is for women who feel as though they are playing a role in life rather than living as their authentic selves. Most likely they were raised by emotionally immature, detached or unpredictable parents resulting in stunted development of their true identity. These women are unaware that this is the underlying cause of their limiting beliefs about their worthiness of love and attention.

The first third of this book illustrates childhood emotional neglect through personal and client stories. The second third illustrates the resulting maladaptive coping strategies developed in adulthood. The last third of the book is dedicated to healing these wounds. It provides a holistic healing plan with well-researched psychological and spiritual healing practices. These include simple mind/body therapies, emotional healing techniques and self-love practices to use daily. Lovable is a guidebook for helping women learn to live and love as their true selves.

Discover types of childhood hidden wounds:

- Forgotten Child

- Highly Sensitive Child

- Lost Child

- Lonely Child

How these wounds affect your adult life:

- Boundaries with family

- Discontent at work

- Unsatisfied in relationships