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    • About the Workshop
    • Women's Healing Community
    • About the Leaders
    • Am I Ready to Heal?
    • Calendar
    • Cost & Scholarships
    • What is Abuse?
    • Resource Center
    • FAQ
    • Contact
    • Disclaimer
  • Home
  • About the Workshop
  • Women's Healing Community
  • About the Leaders
  • Am I Ready to Heal?
  • Calendar
  • Cost & Scholarships
  • What is Abuse?
  • Resource Center
  • FAQ
  • Contact
  • Disclaimer

Are you ready to begin your healing journey?

Starting your healing journey is a powerful and courageous step toward reclaiming your life. It means you're ready to face the pain of your past and take control of your future. Healing doesn't happen overnight, but it begins when you make the decision to move forward, no longer letting trauma define you.

Are you struggling with shame, guilt or self-blame that you want to overcome?

It's common for survivors of childhood abuse to feel overwhelming shame and guilt, or believing the abuse was their fault. Shame and guilt have a way of shutting down our voices. It's time to break free from all your shame, guilt and self-blame.

Do you feel stuck in unhealthy patterns or behaviors that you want to break free from?

Trauma can cause survivors to develop coping mechanisms that, over time, become unhealthy patterns like self-sabotage, people pleasing or negative self-talk. These behaviors may feel hard to escape and can keep you feeling trapped. If you're ready to identify and break free from these cycles, the workshop creates a safe space to help you change those patterns.

Do you often feel overwhelmed by triggers or emotions?

Experiencing overwhelming emotions or being easily triggered is a common effect of unresolved trauma. These emotional responses can feel intense and hard to control and can lead to feelings of helplessness. If you find yourself constantly battling these reactions, this workshop will help you learn how to manage and understand your triggers. 

Are you seeking deeper emotional healing beyond what you've already experienced?

If you've already begun your healing journey but feel there's more to uncover, this workshop provides a safe and supportive space to explore those deeper layers. Healing often happens in layers and each layer brings new insight. We have unique exercises not offered in other workshops that give you the opportunity to go beyond surface-level healing and reach a more profound sense of peace, empowerment and growth.

Do you feel disconnected from others and want to rebuild trust and healthy relationships?

Childhood trauma can leave you feeling isolated and disconnected, impacting your ability to form and maintain healthy relationships. This workshop is designed to help you reconnect with yourself and others, providing you with tools and insights you need to rebuild trust and develop meaningful, supportive relationships.

Are you looking for a supportive community of women who understand your experiences?

Healing is often easier when you're surrounded by people who truly understand what you're going through. In this workshop, you'll connect with a small group of women who have had similar experiences and are on their own healing journey. The bonds you form won't end when the workshop does--there's ongoing support and community available, offering you continued encouragement and connection long after the workshop is complete.

Silent Statements & Unspoken Questions of Survivors

Survivors of childhood abuse often carry silent statements within ourselves,

deep-seated beliefs formed by our trauma. These are unspoken messages 

that echo in our minds, and shape how we view ourselves and our relationships.


These questions and statements reflect the inner struggle to make sense

of our experiences and find a path forward. The truth is NONE of these

statements are true, and in the Workshop, we will show you how to 

find your true statements. 

Silent Statements Survivors Say to Themselves

I'm worthless

I'm not good enough

It’s my fault.

I can’t trust anyone, including myself.

I should have been able to stop it.

I always mess things up.

I can’t do anything right.

I’m weak for struggling with this.

I deserve to be punished.

I’m damaged or broken.

I’m damaged beyond repair.

I don’t deserve to be happy.

I’ll never heal from this.

If people knew the real me, they would reject me.

I’m too weak to handle this.

I should just keep quiet and not bother anyone.

I’m not lovable.

No one will ever love me.

I’m so stupid.

I don’t deserve love or kindness.

I’m always going to be alone.

People will hurt me if I let them get close.

I’m a burden to others.

I don’t deserve to have a voice.

Everything bad that happens is my fault.

I must be perfect to be accepted.

I’ll never be able to forgive myself.

I can’t let anyone see the real me.

I have to keep my abuse/trauma a secret.

I’m too damaged to have a normal life.

I don’t deserve to heal.


Questions Survivors Often Ask Themselves

Am I worthy of love and respect?

Is it my fault the abuse happened?

WilI I ever feel whole or complete?

Am I damaged or broken beyond repair?

Am I too old to heal?

Will anyone truly understand or believe my experience?

Why do I struggle to trust others and myself?

Why do I feel so much shame and guilt?

Will I ever be able to fully heal and move forward?

Why do I keep repeating unhealthy patterns in my life?

Am I good enough just as I am?

How can I stop the negative self-talk and self-doubt?

Why do I feel disconnected from my emotions and the world around me?

How can I build healthy relationships when I’ve never experienced them?

Why do I still feel unworthy of happiness and success?

Am I destined to carry this pain forever?

What will it take for me to feel safe and secure?

How can I learn to trust my instincts and intuition again?

Why do I feel like I don’t belong anywhere?

How do I stop blaming myself for what happened?

Can I ever truly break free from the past and create a new future?


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