Everything is realised little by little.
Charles Baudelaire
After navigating through the shadows of trauma and the deep work of recovery, there comes a powerful shift—a transformation. This final phase, as described by Dr. Edith Shiro in her work on post-traumatic growth, is not the end of healing...
I no longer feed my trauma
I now see what’s possible — because it no longer controls my life.
After awareness, safety, awakening and becoming…
comes integration — the phase where everything starts to land.
It’s not the end of the journey.
But it’s where things begin to settle.
Where fragments re...
Rewriting your story begins by reconnecting with your inner truth
Loss frees you — in the empty space left behind, anything can happen.
Something out of nothing.”
— Raynor Winn
From surviving to shaping: a new story begins
The third phase in the process of post-traumatic growth is a gentle ...
Before we can grow, we must feel safe. Not just safe from the world, but safe within ourselves.
I believe
the greatest gift I can conceive of having from anyone
is to be seen,
heard,
understood
and touched by them.The greatest gift I can give
is to see,
hear,
understand
and touch another pe...
“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives.
It is the one that is most adaptable to change”
Charles Darwin
Awareness is not clarity. It’s the beginning of it. After a one-time traumatic event, the world may keep turning — but yours has stopped....
A roadmap for recovery
When everything feels uncertain. After trauma, clarity often disappears.
What remains is confusion. Silence. The sense that everything has changed — but no one handed you a map. That’s exactly why I work with the five-phase model of post-traumatic growth, developed by ...
A practical guide
A structured process. A different kind of trauma book. Not just a book you read. A book you work with
There are many books about trauma
Scientific. Clinical. Theoretical. Stronger Than Your Trauma – How to transform from victim to hero is different. It’s written for you — s...
‘Life can be understood backwards but must be lived forwards.’ Søren Kierkegaard
When one moment changes everything
Deeply woven into the fabric of our lives are moments that strike unexpectedly. A car accident. A violent confrontation. An unexpected loss... Moments that divide your life into a ...