Monica Boglin: Transforming Trauma into Healing and Self-Love
If you're on this show, if you're calling in, if you checked out the website, if you found out about naasca, that is an act of self-love because you're pouring something positive into yourself.
Imagine growing up in a world where the very people meant to protect you are the ones causing harm. That's the harsh reality Monica Boglin faced. In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', Monica, a survivor from Puyallup, Washington, opens up about her journey through sexual, physical, and emotional abuse inflicted by her own family members. Despite the immense pain and betrayal, Monica's story is one of remarkable resilience and transformation.
She didn't just survive; she found a way to thrive and help others do the same. Monica, who has lived with Lupus since her late twenties, discusses how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have shaped her life and health. Her journey to healing is deeply intertwined with her work as a life coach and therapist. She shares candidly about her struggles with self-love, a concept she only grasped later in her recovery.
Monica emphasizes that engaging with supportive communities, like calling into the show or participating in discussions, are acts of self-love that can pave the way for healing. The conversation also delves into practical tools for recovery, such as mindfulness meditation and chakra clearing. Monica explains how these practices helped her find peace and stillness within herself, offering listeners tangible steps to incorporate into their own healing journeys. Trust and support are recurring themes in Monica's story.
She talks about overcoming trust issues and finding a community that helped her heal. Now, she gives back by guiding others on their paths to recovery. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that healing is possible, and self-love is a powerful catalyst for change. Whether you're dealing with trauma yourself or supporting someone who is, Monica's insights provide hope and practical advice for moving forward.