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Creating Encouraging Self-Talk
Creating Encouraging Self-Talk
Creating Encouraging Self-Talk
Tuesday 25th April 2023
Listen to Margaret D's inspiring journey from trauma to healing through therapy, meditation, and positive self-talk on ACA Tuesday Zoombox.
14 minutes
Inspiring
Empowering
Healing
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Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Healing Relationships
Recovery Reimagined
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Get the buttons here!Margaret's Path to Healing: From Trauma to Self-Compassion
Episode Overview
- Margaret shares her traumatic childhood experiences and the impact of emotional incest
- She discusses coping with depression and PTSD through self-medication
- Margaret details the importance of therapy, parts work, and meditation in her healing process
- The podcast offers insights into positive self-talk and the ACA recovery journey
- Margaret emphasizes the significance of sharing and community support in the recovery process
I'm learning how to stay present so I can feel my feelings and heal and enjoy life. I have a totally different motivation for learning how to stay present rather than checking out by scrolling on my phone or playing a phone game.
Margaret D’s story is one of resilience and transformation. Growing up in a home riddled with dysfunction and emotional turmoil, Margaret faced challenges that many would find insurmountable. In this episode, she opens up about her experiences with emotional incest, depression, and PTSD, and how these shaped her adult life. But Margaret's journey doesn't end with the pain; it’s about how she found her way to recovery through the ACA program.
She dives into the methods that helped her heal—therapy, parts work, meditation, and the powerful tool of positive self-talk. Her narrative is a testament to the strength of community support and the incredible impact of changing one's inner dialogue. If you’ve ever struggled with the lingering effects of a traumatic childhood, Margaret’s story offers not just hope but practical steps towards healing.