Finding Strength: Monica Boglin's Journey from Trauma to Triumph
Episode Overview
Boundaries are essential for healing and self-care Survivor stories inspire empowerment and hope Setting boundaries with abusers is crucial for recovery Encouragement to prioritize emotional well-being Focus on self-care practices on the healing journey
Boundaries are good for us and our healing, realizing that there are things within your local control. You don't have to tolerate it. And you don't owe them an explanation if they don't already get it.
Ever wondered how someone can turn unimaginable pain into a source of strength and healing? Meet Monica Boglin, a survivor of sexual, physical, and emotional child abuse, who now dedicates her life to helping others find their path to recovery. In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', Monica opens up about her harrowing past, where her own family members were her abusers.
Despite the odds, she has emerged as a beacon of hope, becoming a life coach and therapist with a Master's degree in metaphysical science and counseling, and is on her way to earning a PhD. Monica's story is not just about survival; it's about thriving. Diagnosed with Lupus at 29, she discusses how this painful autoimmune disease is linked to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Yet, Monica's journey is one of resilience and empowerment.
She shares how she found a way to forgive the unforgivable and firmly keep harmful influences out of her life. Listeners will find Monica's insights invaluable as she talks about the importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care in the healing process. Her message is clear: hope and help are available, and you can take control of your own healing journey. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on overcoming childhood trauma.
Whether you're a survivor yourself or know someone who is, Monica's story offers a blend of empathy, education, and actionable steps towards recovery.