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Are you still carrying the weight of an emotionally abusive relationship long after it’s ended? Struggling to break free from the heavy chains of a trauma bond that keeps pulling you back? Jennifer Alushan, an experienced educator with several degrees in education and specialized training in trauma processing, guides you on this journey of recovery and self-empowerment.

Throughout the last three years, author Jennifer J. Boutwell has focused on the study of healing after abuse and trauma, drawing from her own experiences and professional journey to offer practical and emotional guidance.

Divorce is one of the few things that’s more stressful than changing jobs or moving house, and there’s often a feeling that there’s simply no light at the end of the tunnel. The person who was your rock somehow became your worst enemy, constantly ready to do battle with you and sabotage your happiness.

You can have the confident freedom of contentment, recognizing and enjoying the abundance of life around you. Contentment is not the fulfillment of what you want, but the realization of what you already have. By using the principles in this book, you will derive a richness of life that goes far beyond the temporary rewards of success and create lasting happiness for yourself in any situation.

When trust breaks, so do we. But being shattered doesn't mean you're broken forever. Infidelity is not just a relationship crisis; it is a betrayal trauma that shatters your sense of safety, self-worth, and reality. When the person you trusted most becomes the source of your deepest wound, you're left with sleepless nights, relentless what-ifs, and agonizing self-doubt. How do you calm the storm in your mind? How do you rebuild when your identity is shattered? And how do you answer the impossible question: Should I leave, or is it possible to heal and rebuild?

I am not a lawyer; I am survivor of a divorce that to a great extent was resolved amicably because my lawyer/partner and I adhered to the principles and rules I put forth in this book.

In Divorce: The Unspoken Childhood Trauma, you will enter the world and mind of an eight-year-old little girl who is witnessing the dismantling of her family right before her eyes. The events leading up to her parents' divorce fused with adult entanglements left her feeling abandoned, confused, and powerless because there was nothing she loved more than her family. Due to her father's infidelity, her family as she once knew it was now broken. Blessed with a mother who never folded, a devoted granny, and her precious teacher, Mrs. Owens, she was bound to overcome.