HEAL from Hurt, REDISCOVER True Self, REBUILD with Clarity
Healing after abuse can feel overwhelming due to the emotional, mental, and spiritual trauma it inflicts on a person’s identity and safety. As a Christian counsellor, I emphasize that healing is a deeply human experience, supported by the Holy Spirit, and I encourage sharing feelings to navigate overwhelming emotions.
The article addresses the alarming state of many marriages, including Christian ones, that deviate from God’s original intent, leading to pain and suffering. It emphasizes the need for intervention and offers practical steps for healing. Readers are encouraged to seek God's guidance and reflect on their relationships for alignment with divine purpose.
Healing is a complex journey of becoming whole again, embracing emotional pain, and rediscovering one's true identity. It involves acknowledging past experiences, allowing oneself to rest and rebuild with grace, and inviting a higher power into one’s brokenness. True healing restores hope and peace, while fostering community support.
Today, I share a personal journey of leaving an abusive relationship, detailing the pain and challenges I faced. Through self-discovery, community support, and healing, I emphasise the importance of finding your voice and freedom again.
The post by Susan Adeyemi discusses setting boundaries during challenging family gatherings, especially with toxic relatives. Emphasizing the importance of emotional safety, she advises planning interactions, using gentle phrases to change topics, and seeking support. The emphasis is on prioritizing personal well-being and engaging in self-reflection during the holiday season.
