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Friday, August 7, 2009

How to heal emotional wounds.

This e-book outlines a four step approach to heal your emotional wounds, injuries or pains and connect more deeply with yourself and others. Many of us feel hurt, angry or over-sensitive. We long to be more happy and peaceful, more pleasant with ourselves and kinder to those we love. No matter what we do. We can’t seem to get there. “Our feeling disconnected” has a great deal to do with our emotional wounds, injuries and pains like saying and doing things to hurt a person, saying or doing things to hurt yourself, rude, degrading or offensive remarks, gestures that seek to intimidate and control, discrediting a person by spreading rumours, belittling, disregarding, devaluing, disrespecting, yelling at a person, threatening, prohibiting someone from speaking to others, destabilizing a person, making fun of his convictions, his tastes and his political and religious choices, invalidating, ridiculing, humiliating, shouting abuse, self-inflicted offences brought on by you such as drug, alcohol, sexual, gambling and internet addiction, inflicting physical, emotional and sexual abuse on a person.
Wounds that don’t heal can contaminate every aspect of your life. Open wounds affect how you view the world, how you relate to others and how you conduct your life in general.
Untreated emotional wounds can cause physical, mental, emotional and spiritual problems. They can set off mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety and addiction. They can wipe out relationships, add to job failures, obscure life’s purpose or direction and ultimately destroy life.
The strategies in this book offer more than a quick fix. They are based on cutting edge research about how emotions heal.
The strategies described in this book will help solve relationship problems, depression and anger issues, improve self esteem and restore emotional health. This book teaches techniques that have been helpful with emotional injuries such as sexual abuse, violence and psychological trauma. This program will provide the right life skills to help build your love and appreciation for self and your spouse, friends and family members.

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