Maram Ben Rhouma
Maram Ben Rhouma
Personal Bill of Rights; Right #2: My Own Child Within Me
Personal Bill of Rights; Right #2: My Own Child Within Me
Personal Bill of Rights; Right #2: My Own Child Within Me
Sunday 27th October 2019
Discover how reconnecting with your inner child can aid in recovering from narcissistic abuse and fostering self-growth with Maram Ben Rhouma.
24 minutes
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Maram Ben Rhouma
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Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Connecting with Your Inner Child: Healing from Narcissistic Abuse
Having the ability to acknowledge this right will actually make you more connected with your inner self and your inner child.
Imagine feeling like a mere tool for someone else's whims. That's the harsh reality many face in abusive relationships. In this episode of 'Self Evolution Regardless', Maram Ben Rhouma shines a light on the essential journey of reconnecting with your inner child as a vital step towards recovery and self-growth. Maram discusses how abusive dynamics can distort our self-perception, making us feel like we're just there to be used.
But she also shares the transformative power of acknowledging the inner child within us all. This inner child is the part of us that holds our innocence, creativity, and genuine self, often buried under layers of trauma and coping mechanisms. By reconnecting with this inner child, we start to reclaim our identity and set boundaries that protect our well-being. Maram's insights offer a path to enlightenment, growth, and self-protection, encouraging listeners to embrace self-love and personal evolution despite past abuse.
Whether you're currently navigating a toxic relationship or on the path to healing, this episode offers hope and practical advice for reclaiming your life.