Healing my trauma
I embarked on this self-described “healing journey” around six months ago. You would expect that recognizing my personal traumas and addressing them would be straightforward, yet it feels as though the closer I get to healing, the more deeply rooted, unexamined traumas emerge. What makes this process so difficult?
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