Abuse: Healing and Recovering From the Trauma of Emotional Abuse Caused by Parents and Relationships

by Kimberly Ruby

Our world does not focus enough on emotional abuse and the trauma that it causes. Instead, the court systems around the world, including in the US, are set up to only assess physical trauma as a type of abuse.

Unfortunately, many children living in troubled homes face emotional abuse every day, doing their best just to survive, feeling that no one has the power to stop it. Even with clear evidence of emotional trauma caused by a parent or both parents, the legal system rarely intervenes because the laws are not strict enough to make it happen.

If you have suffered emotionally due to a parent or a past relationship, you know you must seek information to help you heal and recover from the trauma.

It will take strength. You may experience setbacks. But, in the end, you are already on your way to recovering and healing from the trauma of emotional abuse because you are seeking information to help you.

You can find your way to a healthy life, no matter the damage that others may have done to your self-esteem.




Make the Decision Today to Begin Your Journey Down the Path to Recovery!

Genres: Self Help

56 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 1, 2018

Reviews

[Stephen · Rating 3 out of 5]

A good book for begging your search for healing. Short and not in depth, but it can make you question who caused your abuse and who may still be abusing you, Even though I've been healing for a couple of years it still made me think of other possible abusive people in my life.

[Mrs T. · Rating 1 out of 5]

Mediocre

Very amateur reading in style and content. Found myself wondering if the author has any clinical experience in this field or has simply written this title based on easily accessible Google articles. No case studies .

[Shatika Turner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Good

Being that I’m getting my Masters in Social Work it is important to expand my knowledge. This book helped a lot.

[Traceylee · Rating 3 out of 5]

Why

I thought it was going to be a novel but it was a good self help book about how to know and deal with emotional abuse

[Joanne · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very short and didn't really have any more information that what I already knew.

[Jessie Ann Roberts]

Informative

Had some good tips for coping skills and information, but lacking depth a bit. Good overall, a bit mediocre but not bad.