April 1, 2025
You are stronger than you believe, and your worth is immeasurable.
Dear Survivor,
After experiencing domestic violence or relationship abuse, it’s natural to feel as though your sense of self-worth has been shaken. But you are not defined by what happened to you. Instead, you are defined by the incredible person you are and the courage it takes to rebuild your life.
A First Step Toward Rediscovery
Rebuilding self-worth starts with understanding and naming what you’ve been through. The Types of Abuse Worksheet is a gentle yet powerful tool to help you recognize the patterns of abuse you may have faced. Acknowledging these experiences is a brave first step toward healing. It can feel validating and understood to see those experiences named out clearly on this worksheet. I’ve had many people feel, not only validated, but seen. Let’s face it, abuse can make us feel “crazy,” and having this visual can really empower us.
Finding the Strength Within
The “Reclaiming Strength” workbook was designed specifically for survivors like you. It’s filled with exercises and affirmations that help you explore your strengths and reclaim the parts of yourself that may feel lost. By engaging with this resource, you’ll uncover the resilience that has carried you through and the potential that lies ahead. It provides you with a step-by-step process of working through your abuse and letting go of those things that do not serve you.
Why Your Self-Worth Matters
When you rebuild your self-worth, you’re reminding yourself of your value and your right to happiness and safety. This process is more than recovery, it’s about thriving. Your worth is limitless, and with every step, you’re creating a life that reflects the love, respect, and joy you deserve.
You are worthy of every beautiful thing life has to offer. Take this time to invest in yourself, lean into resources like these, and trust in the healing process.
Blessings and healing,
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