GEt PDF Bruised Not Broken: Healing the Shame of a Troubled Childhood

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Bruised Not Broken: Healing the Shame of a Troubled Childhood

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Do you ever feel like no matter what you achieve, you&#8217llnever be good enough or truly worthy of love? Have you tried therapy, self-help books, and personal growth courses&#8212ye still struggle with self-doubt and the nagging feeling that something is inherently wrong with you?These painful feelings aren&#8217tjust in your head. They&#8217reoften the result of unrecognized childhood shame&#8212adeep, internalized belief that you are somehow flawed, unworthy, or fundamentally &#8220noenough.&#8221Shame isn&#8217tjust about what happened to you it&#8217salso about what was missing&#8212th love, safety, or emotional validation you needed but never received.In Bruised Not Broken, you&#8217lldiscover:Why shame is a survival response to fear you learned as a child&#8212no a reflection of your worthHow shame disguises itself in adulthood, showing up as depression, anxiety, perfectionism, grandiosity, rage, or distrustPractical, sciencebacked tools from trauma experts to help you break free from toxic shame and build resilience and selfconfidenceThe essential role of self-compassion in finally feeling &#8220god enough&#8221Ho to work with the parts of yourself still trapped in past traumaReal-life stories from the author and her clients, offering hope and inspiration for your own healing journeyYou don&#8217thave to live under the tyranny of shame. Bruised Not Broken will help you break free from your past and step into the life you always deserved to

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