Resources
People, places, and things that have helped me on my healing journey.
Despite entering college with the idea that one day I would attend medical school, please note that I am not a medical doctor and offer no medical advice (nor do I receive any royalties). My goal here is to share what helped me heal, because I believe that when we stop listening to everyone else and start listening to ourselves, that we - deep down - know what we need. If you’re inspired by anything here, I genuinely hope that it helps you too.
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Being Whole: Healing from Trauma and Reclaiming My Voice; Cassandra Fay LeClair, PhD
The Body Keeps The Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma; Bessel Van Der Kolk, M.D.
Knowing the Trees: Discover the Forest from Seed to Song; Ken Keffer
The Hidden Meaning of Birds; Arin Murphy-Hiscock
the freedom of forward; Morgan Richard Olivier
the tears that taught me; Morgan Richard Olivier
The Energy Codes; Dr. Sue Morter
the 7 Healing Chakras: Unlocking Your Body’s Energy Centers; Brenda Davies, MD
The Four Agreements; Don Miguel Ruiz
Strengthsfinder; Tom Rath
Rise, Sister, Rise: A Guide to Unleashing the Wise, Wild Woman Within; Rebecca Campbell
Strength to Love; Martin Luther King, Jr.
Between Two Worlds; Tyler Henry
Closer to Love; Vex King
from my soul to yours; e.russell
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Yoga
Nature
Meditation
Individual & Group Therapy
Individual & Group Coaching
Alcoholics Anonymous
Women’s Retreats
Fresh food
Soap
Lotions
Candles
Journaling
Sound Baths
Dancing/Music
Positive Affirmations
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Evolve: store offering a variety of items that supports conscious lifestyles and spiritual practice
Dana Haines: offers goods and services to help broaden your spirit and rediscover your unique magic
Midnight Oil Soap Company: sells healing and energy clearing soaps, among other items
Self Care is for Everyone: sells clothing items, magnets, stickers and packs with reminders that you can do anything - and you’re not a burden