HEALING FROM THE EFFECTS OF ABUSE

You can experience a life free from the most common effects of childhood sexual abuse that include:

Addiction Bullying Depression Financial Difficulties

Insecurity Low Self-esteem Negative Thinking Obsessive/Compulsive Behavior

Poor Self-Image Social Anxiety Unhealthy Relationships Weight Problems

If you experienced childhood sexual abuse, or even suspected you were abused, chances are you employed any number of coping strategies—beliefs and behaviors adopted as a child—to survive life’s daily struggles. These beliefs were untrue stories you made up about yourself, or lies you believed that others told you about yourself. You adopted behaviors you thought would make you feel like everyone else, or you did things you thought might have gained the attention or affection of others.

Click here for a free list of many of the long-term effects of childhood sexual abuse.

If you have a strong desire for a better life and are ready to cut the ropes that kept you tied to your past—then you’re ready to discover your true self-identity and be the person you would have been if you hadn’t been left with the scars of abuse.

Grief is the underlying foundation of childhood sexual abuse. Fear covers your grief and is the greatest detriment to living the life you want.

Sexual abuse left you grieving the loss of your childhood innocence, freedom of choice, feelings of safety, and the ability to trust. You could no longer look forward to the future and remained miserable with chains locking you to a dark past. You lost the gift of time while in a state of despair and hopelessness. Live became a miserable struggle.

Fear has kept you from living, doing, celebrating, accomplishing, achieving, earning, loving, trusting, choosing, enjoying, and experiencing life in a way that brings absolute joy. Fear put limits on your thoughts, ideas, hopes and beliefs when you are, in reality, a limitless creative being capable of making any dream come true.

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Unsilencing Trauma: The Long-term Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse

Through personal accounts and of other sexual abuse victims, you can see how childhood sexual abuse has affected your adult life. An extensive list of the effects of abuse will help you determine where your healing journey starts. You’ll have a roadmap leading you to all you’ve ever wanted in life and how to uncover the confident and courageous person who was buried with false beliefs and unserving behaviors.

There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.
—Maya Angelou