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Being Your Best “YOU”

We are designed for relationships and healthy relationships require healthy people. Unfortunately, many adults struggle in relationships due to abuses that happened in their childhood.

Becoming healthy from the pain of abuse takes time and determination.  This process is a journey where one step at a time moves one from victim (being harmed by another person’s actions), to survivor (no longer being harmed), to thriver (when their past no longer affects their present) to overcomer (on the pathway of achieving their purpose) and destiny!

 

 

Are you carrying baggage from past trauma? Ask yourself:

  • Am I drawn to toxic and unhealthy relationships
  • Do I find myself needing to keep busy all the time
  • Do I struggle to achieve perfection in everything I do
  • Am I critical of myself and constantly entertain negative thoughts
  • Am I afraid to say “no” because I worry about what people will think of me

We offer courses that provide tools to help become your best self.

 

 

SURVIVORS HAVE A VOICE!

  • We help adult survivors rediscover who they are

because what happened to them does not define who they are. 

  • We help survivors to release shame and guilt

because what happened to them was not their fault.

  • We help survivors regain their focus

because what happened in the past doesn’t have to ruin the dreams of the future.

 

 

WORKSHOPS – JOURNEY TO A HEALTHIER YOU!

Setting Boundaries for a Healthier Youestablishing and maintaining healthy boundaries

Mama, Can You Hear Me?  dealing with our “Mommy issues”

Loving the Skin I’m In:  appreciating our own self-worth

The Power of Forgivenessreleasing our pain through forgiveness

Imposter Syndrome: feeling that we don’t belong

Trauma and the Brain: types of traumas and impact on our brain processes

Maintaining a Mentally Healthy You: caring for our mental wellbeing- self care

 

“When you keep choosing to trust God, it opens the door to joy.   Joy might be best understood as tranquility of the soul.”   Ed & Lisa Young

If you are interested in attending any of our workshops, please contact us at execdir@maxgodswoman.org