
Leverage therapy couch video sessions and weekly worksheets to begin healing from abuse and trauma, setting recovery goals, visualizing progress, and performing writing or drawing exercises.
Assess your readiness to begin healing from abuse and trauma, and use journaling prompts, the accompanying ptf, and breathing visualizations to guide your journey.
Outline practical, gentle guiding principles for healing from trauma, emphasizing self-direction, paced progress, weekly practice, self-care, and supportive connections using writing and affirmations.
Explore what it means to be a woman by examining family, society, and media messages, with self-reflection for healing and a ten-minute daily self-appreciation practice and personal descriptor worksheet.
Explore what it means to be a man by examining personal feelings, family and society messages, and your own roles, adjectives, and self-appreciation through reflective exercises.
Cultivate a healthy body image by recognizing negative messages, then writing and repeating daily gratitude for your body. Practice 90 seconds of positive observations and gentle self-care this week.
Develop awareness of your personal physical space by observing environments, noting what feels safe or uncomfortable, and planning steps to assert boundaries and stay protected.
Develop positive mental health by reframing negative thoughts, caring for the body, and engaging in present-focused behaviors and emotions, with small daily actions and social support.
Label your emotions to recognize how you feel, express them with I statements, and practice saying no using a simple what-how-when-who action plan to build emotional boundaries.
Be kind to yourself while completing a 10-minute writing exercise that lists your positive qualities, reinforces your worth, and stores notes for ongoing reflection.
Build trust and intimacy by evaluating your circle with a practical set of questions, identifying safe relationships, and fostering connections that boost happiness and self-esteem.
Explore sexuality in healing from abuse through visualization and pelvic energy release, reclaiming body parts with forgiveness and self-acceptance while examining what feels sexually empowering in front of the mirror.
Set personal rules for sexual relations after abuse, including birth control, protection, testing, and respecting partners. Communicate openly to build trust, safety, and a fulfilling sexual life.
Identify and label feelings from abuse, visualize and erase distress with color-coding, and develop healthy coping strategies while considering environment, trauma, health, and disclosure factors shaping recovery.
The body acts as a filing cabinet for physical experiences and sensations, and this session guides a body scan, mindful breathing, and closing tense files with compassion to foster healing.
Recognize the impact of physical abuse and validate your experience, affirming it was not your fault. Seek safety, surround yourself with respectful people, and use a doll exercise for self-soothing.
Explore emotional abuse beyond physical harm and its impact on self-esteem. Rewrite your story to reflect how you deserved to be treated and adopt healthy coping strategies.
Discover how sexual abuse affects survivors and how a therapy coach supports healing through a private exercise to write the abuse story and daily healing statements.
Prioritize physical safety by learning practical steps: improve stance and confidence, meet others in public locations, consider a self-defense course, and use well-lit areas, locks, and intuition to stay safe.
Identify emotional symptoms from abuse, such as anger, fear, sadness, disassociation, panic attacks. Practice self-nurturing like a toddler, praise yourself, and schedule a daily 30-minute enjoyable activity.
Identify addictive and negative behaviors, set short- and long-term goals, and apply practical strategies—limit access, enlist support, replace with healthier activities, and use rewards to sustain change.
Learn to build healthy relationships by recognizing red flags and setting realistic expectations. Practice clear communication while avoiding toxic connections and cultivating supportive, diverse friendships.
Explore your family of origin and current family, identify myths and distortions, and create a gentle plan to heal, set boundaries, and surround yourself with loving, supportive relationships.
Ground yourself in the present with the 'details in the room' exercise: tap your feet, scan the room for small details to rewire your brain toward calm, here and now.
Expose the falsehoods abuse and trauma feed and replace them with truth to move forward, using a wrist elastic cue to snap away lies.
Own your feelings to empower communication by labeling emotions and choosing responses instead of blaming others; replace 'you make me feel' with 'i feel' and practice for one week.
Identify self-destructive behaviors tied to abuse, explore what each behavior's job is, and replace them with healthier actions such as breathing, walking, art, or counting techniques to regain control.
Explore blame, acceptance, and forgiveness as steps toward healing from abuse and trauma. Practice a wind visualization to release self-blame, craft an acceptance statement, and cultivate hope for the future.
Identify early warning signs of struggle, assess self-care routines, and form a personal action plan—reaching out, walking, or visualization—to manage triggers and regain control.
Identify and align with your core values to drive healing, set small, value-based goals, reflect on progress, and prepare for the final sessions with a closing ritual.
Reflect on your progress, pace yourself, and celebrate achievements by writing new self-descriptors and displaying them to reinforce forward movement.
Create a closing ritual that marks healing progress and the beginning of a hopeful life, and shape a personalized plan detailing when, where, and action.
Learn the basic concepts, tools and habits you need to order to heal from the effects of abuse and trauma.
Build stronger, more fulfilling relationships with your loved ones and look forward to the future with hope and gratitude with this course on healing from abuse and trauma.
· Identify Your Feelings
· Communicate Your Feelings
· Learn Dynamic Coping Techniques
· Discover and Eliminate Negative Habits Caused by Abuse and Trauma
· Develop New Ways of Owning and Acting on Your Feelings
Create New Neural Pathways in Your Brain
The latest research shows that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a highly effective tool in combating the negative effects of Abuse and Trauma. In this course you will learn specific CBT techniques that will help you improve intimacy, eliminate negative behaviors and regulate your impulse control. As you master the techniques in this course you will be creating new neural pathways in your brain. This course will help you physically change how your brain operates simply by applying your willpower and your brain in tandem toward a shared goal: Healing from the effects of abuse and trauma.
Content and Overview
With this course I’ve distilled hours and hours of experience working with clients down to 32 lectures that cover everything you need to know about healing from abuse and trauma. You’ll explore the role abuse and trauma plays in your life. You’ll examine the importance of identifying and owning your feelings. You’ll learn how to place blame where it really belongs and how you have a choice when it comes to reacting to negative events.
When you’ve completed this course you’ll have tools that you can use over and over again to combat the negative effects of abuse and trauma. You’ll be equipped to find hope in the future. You’ll uncover levels of gratitude for yourself and find increased closeness and intimacy with loved ones.
Each short video has a real-world “homework” assignment that should take about a week to complete.