Monica Boglin's Path to Healing: From Childhood Abuse to Empowering Others
The responsibility is taken off of him, I feel, and I feel negated on all that. But I ended up going to the psych ward when I escaped from my biological father, and asked my grandparents, you know, to come in for therapy at the hospital, and they didn't want to come.
Imagine growing up in a world where those meant to protect you are the very ones causing harm. This is the reality Monica Boglin faced, enduring sexual, physical, and emotional abuse from her own family members. Now, as a survivor-professional, Monica shares her incredible journey of healing and resilience on this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now'.
Hailing from Puyallup, Washington, Monica has not only survived her traumatic past but also lives with Lupus, an autoimmune disease linked to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Despite these challenges, she has become a life coach and therapist, dedicating her life to helping others find their path to recovery. Monica’s story is one of hope and determination. She speaks candidly about her journey to forgiveness and the importance of setting boundaries to protect oneself from further harm.
With a Master’s degree in metaphysical science and counseling, and on her way to earning a PhD, Monica's academic achievements are as impressive as her personal ones. In this episode, she offers invaluable insights on accountability after abuse, discussing the significance of listening to survivors, the challenges of confronting abusers, and the lifelong process of healing. Monica’s message is clear: hope and help are available.
Tune in to hear her story and learn practical advice for anyone on their own journey of recovery.